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Good Morning America anchor Amy Robach says an on-air mammogram led to a diagnosis of breast cancer, and doctors hope her story will prompt more women to get checked.Video Transcript
A MAMMOGRAM ON LIVE TELEVISION TURNS INTO LIFE CHANGING NEWS FOR AN A-B-C GOOD MORNING AMERICA ANCHOR.(i HAVE BREAST CANCER) AMY ROBACH'S FIGHT FOR HER LIFE AND HER MESSAGE FOR YOU FIRST AT FIVE.. AMY ROBACH PUT OFF A MAMMOGRAM FOR YEARS.. BUT FINALLY MADE THE COMMITMENT TO GET ONE DONE.. A DOCTOR TOLD HER IT SAVED HER LIFE DOCTORS SAY MAMMOGRAMS SAVE LIVES HERE IN NEBRASKA, EVERY DAY, TOO. K-E-T-V- NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S HANNAH PICKETT IS LIVE HERE AT ALEGENT-CREIGHTON HEALTH... THEY DO APPROXIMATELY 300 MAMMOGRAMS A DAY-- USING THIS MACHINE. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW MINUTES--AND, IN AMY ROBACH'S CASE--THE RESULTS COULD SAVE YOUR LIVE. SHE'S HEALTHY--ACTIVE-- AND TRAVELS THE WORLD REPORTING... AND JUST LAST MONTH--AMY ROBACH "TOOK ONE FOR THE TEAM" AND HAD A MAMMOGRAM--LIVE ON GOOD MORNING AMERICA.(AMY ROBACH "you know I did not really want to have that mammogram, just a few short weeks later, words I never expected to hear, I was told that I have breast cancer.") ROBACH'S NEXT STEP--SURGERY-- THIS WEEK.(AMY ROBACH " I have decided to have a bilateral mastectomy.I'm going to be very aggressive. I'm 40 years old. I'm young and hopefully have a lot of life ahead of me") THE G-M-A ANCHOR DIDN'T HAVE A FAMILY HISTORY OF BREAST CANCER-- AND NEVER THOUGHT SHE'D BE PERSONALLY AFFECTED BY THE DISEASE. DR. EDIBALDO SILVA WITH THE NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER SAYS--FAMILY HISTORY ISN'T áALWAYS AN INDICATOR.(DR. EDIBALDO SILVA "we know that the majority of women who develop breast cancer do not have a family history of breast cancer--only about 15 in 100 women with breast cancer have a family history") DR. SILVA SAYS EARLY DETECTION REALLY IS THE KEY... THAT SELF BREAST EXAMS AT HOME...ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS A MAMMOGRAM.(DR. SILVA "a good exam could certainly pick up lumps sometimes before they become palpible or visual in the mammogram")(AMY ROBACH "if I got the mammogram on air and saved one life, then it's all worth it-she said-It never occurred to me that life would be mine") MOST MAMMOGRAMS START AT THE AGE OF 40 FOR WOMEN... BUT EXPERTS TELL ME THAT AGE IS JUST A RULE OF THUMB. OF COURSE IF YOU NOTICE ANY LUMP, OR ANYTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY--REGARDLESS OF YOUR
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Located at Pleasure Island in Downtown Disney the AMC Theatre Complex in Disney, is a spectacular multiplex.
The auditoriums are designed in an old Art Deco style theme, and although completely modern, have sort of a feel of old style theaters. It has stadium seating with almost like couches, where you can pull up the handles and stretch out if the theater is not full. It has awesome THX Surround Sound and Sony Dynamic Digital Sound and it's one of the most comfortable theaters to sit in.
It's a great place to take in a movie when you get stuck with a rainy day while in Orlando. It was renamed AMC Disney Springs 24 in 2015.
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I guess because Pleasure Island doesn't really exist anymore. Used to be a fun place….
The theater predates "Downtown Disney" – it's original 10-screen configuration was an entertainment anchor of Pleasure Island, along with Planet Hollywood (both were off Pleasure Island proper, ie: allowing access to those 21 and under after 6PM without an adult). The theatre expanded to 24 screens with the opening of Downtown Disney West Side and got a second box office and entrance adjacent to the now defunct Virgin Megastore.
The theater is also getting a Fork & Screen "upgrade" (my guess is the original concession stand adjacent to Hyperon Wharf (a re-envisioning of Pleasure Island and open in 2013) will become McGuffins and the 5 right side theaters will become the Fork & Screen auditoriums). Perhaps other upgrades (as suggested by cgimovieman) will occur in the transition as AMC has opened a "Concession Stand of the future" (http://www.laughingplace.com/News-ID513430.asp) – which sounds similar but more extensive version of what Drive-Ins have and the "express" concession General Cinema tried and abandoned in their newer plexes a few years before AMC bought them. AMC is doing weird stuff lately.
Here's some pics – View link – It looks like there are at least two bars – one on the first floor next to the "new" concession stand by Theaters 1 and 2 and one on the mezzine level for Theaters 1 & 2 (where they had a short lived cafe I believe for a few years). The Concession Stand of the Future looks like it has an impressive selection including flavored popcorn (the large is $9.75!) and includes the new Coke Freestyle machines.
Six screening rooms (on the Planet Hollywood) at this megaplex have been converted to AMC's dine-and-view concept: View link.
The new screen setup for the AMC Downtown Disney 24, as far as the Fork & Screen side is concerned is as follow: Theatres #19 & 20 is on the right hand side when you walk in, with both on the hallway on the right side, and a wall on the left hand side seperating Theatres #1 to 18 (The ETX [Aud #1]/Stadium Seating Side, and Theatres #21-24 on the left hand side, with Theatres #21 & #23 on the left hand side of the hallway, and #22 & 24 on the right hand side of the hallway. The "AMC MacGuffins" bar is where the concession stand used to be.
which auditorium has the Atmos system?
If anyone has any pictures of this theater from it's very early days, I'd be very curious to see them. Despite the vastness of the internet, I've yet to find more than 2 or 3 after a long time spent searching. In the early 90's it was a real gem. One of the very very best in the whole country, but the whole complex surrounding it by Pleasure Island and Planet Hollywood was so open and new. The place is still great, but has gotten so developed and is always so crowded, that I really miss those early days.
Theatre 1 ETX auditorium has Atmos
Atmos isn't listed on their site or Fandango anymore.
This theatre is now called AMC Disney Springs 24
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UNIVERSITY PARK -- Joe Paterno is fine, Penn State sources say, but the legendary 81-year-old coach gave everyone a scare Thursday morning.
An ambulance was called to Paterno's house near Beaver Stadium and took him to Mount Nittany Medical Center to be treated for dehydration. He was not admitted to the hospital but did undergo tests and returned home in the early evening.
The united front from PSU spokespeople told various media outlets the same thing: This was no big deal and Paterno will be OK.
His son, Jay, even found some humor in the situation.
"If it's dehydration, he's probably all talked out," JayPa told The Associated Press.
Given Paterno's age, any health scare may cause people to think the worst. Dehydration, though, is not a severe condition if treated quickly.
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Dehydration, the doctor noted, can be caused by a person not getting enough fluids, or by medications that lead to the loss of fluids.
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The doctor gave an example of how quickly a person can recover from dehydration.
"Pregnant women get acutely dehydrated and they'll come into the emergency room and receive a liter or two of fluids and feel great the next day, go out dancing," she said.
Paterno has had a busy schedule recently, attending an alumni function in Philadelphia last Friday and spending Monday through Wednesday of this week at Big Ten coaches meetings in Chicago.
Paterno is scheduled to fly to Texas today for an event honoring Longhorns coach Mack Brown.
It may seem strange to go from an ambulance one day to an airplane the next. Lillie, though, said that's not dangerous for a person who suffers a bout of dehydration, even someone at an elevated age.
Anything that has to do with something potentially serious happening to Paterno creates quite the buzz and leads to a swarm of phone calls for Penn State spokesmen Jeff Nelson and Guido D'Elia. Both men spent time Thursday assuring people the coach was OK.
Nelson is the school's sports information director, D'Elia the director of football communications and branding, and they are always the two people quoted when anything happens to Paterno or the Nittany Lions.
Penn State is known for being very secretive about information, particularly when it relates to Paterno. So many people want to know as much as they can when something happens to the coach or the football program, and Nelson and D'Elia receive a fair amount of criticism from fans for not always providing juicy details.
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After a surge to start off the year, Uranium miners have spent the last few weeks mired in red arrows and caution flags. Uranium miners and the radioactive commodity performed exceedingly well at the start off 2012, coming off one of the worst years ever for uranium investments.
Last year, weakness throughout the uranium industry was initiated by fears stemming from the Japanese nuclear catastrophe that followed the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which was hit both an earthquake and then by a tsunami, rendering the plant a radioactive danger zone. The aftermath led to renewed fears of nuclear power, severely damaging future demand projections for uranium.
Soon after the Japanese catastrophe, Germany piled on the bad news and further contributed to uranium demand weakness when the nation stated it would reduce and slowly phase out the use of the use of nuclear power. Moreover, these significant reductions to uranium demand were coupled with consistently falling natural gas prices.
Uranium miners again began to decline during the end of March, along with the broader market. Despite some significant corrections downward that many uranium producers have sustained over the last several weeks, many are still strongly positive for the year. Several have also resumed and furthered their prior declines.
Below are listed several companies with business substantially relating to uranium mining and/or production: Cameco (NYSE:CCJ), Denison Mines (NYSEMKT:DNN), Uranerz Energy (NYSEMKT:URZ), Uranium Resources (NASDAQ:URRE) and USEC (USU). I have included their 1-month, 2012-to-date and 6-month equity performance rates.
The above-listed stocks are now up an average of 1.53 percent so far in 2012, with strong divergence in performance between the individual equities. Over the last month, these equities are down an average of 12.39 percent, while the S&P 500 is down about 2.4 percent, and they are down an average of 23.8 percent over the last three months, versus nearly a one percent increase for the benchmark.
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Last year, both China and India initiated ambitious multi-year nuclear development plans, with China planning to increase its nuclear capacity eight-fold by the end of the decade, and India planning to increase its production thirteen-fold. Other nations within Asia and Southeast Asia could follow their lead, and it is wholly possible that emerging market demand will eventually replace and even significantly overshadow the presently demand for uranium.
Last month, Denison reported that it was entering an agreement with Energy Fuels regarding its uranium mining assets within the United States. Under the agreement, Energy Fuels will acquire all of Denison's U.S. mining assets and operations to Energy Fuels in exchange for about a two-thirds stake in Energy Fuels.
Denison shareholders are to receive shares in Energy Fuels, making them owners of both a United States uranium miner and an international but primarily Canadian one. The deal helped DNN shares spike up in mid April, but they have since declined about 16 percent from their subsequent topping after the deal announcement.
Some believe that uranium demand from new and sizable locations such as China and India, will soon outpace uranium supply, potentially creating dramatic shortages and price spikes to both uranium and the shares of uranium producers. It is also possible that thorium could replace uranium, that some new power source might make uranium-based reactors obsolete, or that natural gas will simply be chosen as a cheap, safe and clean enough option. It should be expected that uranium miners will continue to exhibit high risk/reward characteristics, and that investment allocations should be limited accordingly.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- The Salt Lake Bees used a 10-run first inning to pull away in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader and Bees pitcher Mike MacDonald allowed one run in six innings in the second game as Salt Lake defeated Portland 13-6 in the opener and 4-1 in the nightcap at Spring Mobile Ballpark.
Ryan Budde hit a grand slam and Bobby Wilson added three RBIs to lead the Bees (52-50) in the opener.
The Bees plated 14 batters in the first inning.
Portland's Brian Lawrence (4-3) took the loss after giving up 12 runs on 14 hits in three innings of work.
Craig Stansberry hit two home runs in the first game for the Beavers (45-57), a solo shot in the first and a three-run homer in the third inning.
In the second game, MacDonald (6-10) surrendered one run on five hits while striking out three in six innings to get the win in the seven-inning contest.
Matt Teague (0-1) earned the loss in his Triple-A debut after yielding four runs on eight hits over four innings.
The doubleheader was scheduled after Friday's game was postponed due to illness. ... Portland's Danny Putnam extended his hitting streak to six games. ... Chadd Hartman played DH in his Beavers debut, going 0 for 3 in the first game and 1 for 3 in Game 2. Three other players -- Teague, catcher Griffin Benedict and reliever Mike DeMark -- made their debut with Portland on Sunday.


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President Obama's Jobs Package is a Loser
Americans were once again witness to another round of stimulus talk as the President spoke to the nation last week in his jobs package promotional speech. Those that argue this package is more of the same have every right to do so. This package sidesteps the President's elected responsibility to govern this nation and instead offers the President a pro-reelection financial boost. This is unacceptable.
The root of our economic troubles is primarily related to our trade deficit and the failed trade policies that have allowed other countries to prey on our wealth. The graph below, which can be clicked on to view a larger image, basically tells the whole story.
While many Republicans, and even some Democrats, acknowledge that there is no money to pay for President Obama's new jobs package, then why do they not acknowledge we can no longer afford hundreds of billions of American dollars a year flowing out of our country and into foreign businesses? Read the rest of this entry »


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Background: Human coronaviruses (HCoVs) have been detected in children with upper and lower respiratory symptoms, but little is known about their relationship with severe respiratory illness.
Objective: To compare the prevalence of HCoV species among children hospitalized for acute respiratory illness and/or fever (ARI/fever) with that among asymptomatic controls and to assess the severity of outcomes among hospitalized children with HCoV infection compared with other respiratory viruses.
Methods: From December 2003 to April 2004 and October 2004 to April 2005, we conducted prospective, population-based surveillance of children <5 years of age hospitalized for ARI/fever in 3 US counties. Asymptomatic outpatient controls were enrolled concurrently. Nasal/throat swabs were tested for HCoV species HKU1, NL63, 229E, and OC43 by real-time reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction. Specimens from hospitalized children were also tested for other common respiratory viruses. Demographic and medical data were collected by parent/guardian interview and medical chart review.
Results: Overall, HCoV was detected in 113 (7.6%) of 1481 hospitalized children (83 [5.7%] after excluding 30 cases coinfected with other viruses) and 53 (7.1%) of 742 controls. The prevalence of HCoV or individual species was not significantly higher among hospitalized children than controls. Hospitalized children testing positive for HCoV alone tended to be less ill than those infected with other viruses, whereas those coinfected with HCoV and other viruses were clinically similar to those infected with other viruses alone.
Conclusions: In this study of children hospitalized for ARI/fever, HCoV infection was not associated with hospitalization or with increased severity of illness.
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Group Photo at the 2013 Hurricane "Happy Hour" in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico. From left: NWS Brownsville Meteorologist–in–Charge Steve Drillette, Science and Operations Officer Doug Butts, and Senior Meteorologist Mike Castillo; Alfonso Sanchez, Mayor of Matamoros, Thomas Mittnacht, Consul General of the United States in Matamoros, Oscar Sobrevilla, Chief Meteorologist of Televisa Noreste, Matamoros, Pedro Benavides, Proteccíon Civil, State of Tamaulipas; Oscar de la Cerda, Proteccíon Civil, City of Matamoros; Comandante Enrique Padilla, Policia Ministerial, and Manuel Garcia, Secretary of Economic Development and Employment, City of Matamoros.
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MATAMOROS, Tamaulipas Mexico, June 26, 2013 – National Weather Service Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley staff joined nearly two dozen invited guests at the Principal Officer's residence of the U.S. Consulate General to discuss the 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season. Senior Meteorologist Mike Castillo gave a brief presentation on the 2013 seasonal forecast, information provided by NWS Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley, and a reminder to focus on the potential impact from a storm and not solelyl focus on the storm category which is derived from the Saffir–Simpson Hurricane Scale.
The diverse audience included a number of U.S. Consulate General staff, members of Proteccíon Civil (the Emergency Management arm of local, state, and federal government in Mexico), the Mayor of Matamoros, the Commander of Ministerial Police in Matamoros, the Secretary of Economic Development and Employment, several military officers, and the Chief Meteorologist of Televisa Noreste.
Similar to the 2012 Social, the 2013 edition allowed NWS Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley to further strengthen bonds and partnerships with members of the decision support community in Tamaulipas. "The U.S. Consulate made it clear that information obtained from WFO Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley was an integral part of their decision making process involving evacuation considerations for visiting U.S. citizens and their own staff," said Drillette. "The event was a great way to strengthen relations and to gain a better understanding on how we can best meet their needs and also support the Mexican contingent."
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Pedidoc! Welcome to the thread. Looks like you and I have some things in common - I too am 51, 5' 3" and just passing through the Big M. I'm currently at 188 - goal is 140, and then I'll re-evaluate.
I'm wondering if your taking enough vit. D3 - I was told by my doc to take 2000 units a day, then my labs showed I was very low so she upped it to 4000 units. I also take a very high B complex supplement. I have fibromyalgia, so that attributes to my fatigue - but the supplements make a big difference as long as I remember to be vigilent in taken them.
I'm a tracker - down to the last bite of dark chocolate. Its the only way I can be sure I'm on track and not going over calories. Primal eating is not about counting calories - for someone who doesn't need to lose weight - but for the those of us who do - calories matter. It still comes down to energy in vs. energy out. We can be eating all the right things, but eating more than we can burn and that means we won't lose an ounce. I'm also looking forward to not having to track - but until I'm at my goal I will continue.
As for exercise - do some reading on Marks advice for how and when to move "primally". You really don't have to go to a gym or have any fancy equipment at home. Lunges, squats, push-ups (girly ones are A ok!) and find something heavy to lift or move once a week and you've got it down. PLAY time is important - do things you enjoy and do them often! My husband and I recently took up biking. I hadn't been able to bike for 10 years due to the fibromyalgia pain and fatigue - but changing my diet to the primal foods, and eliminating the inflamatory foods has changed all that. As a child I always felt such freedom on a bicycle! I still feel the joy and freedom and getting on my bike and just GOING!! Its FUN! Its exercise - and its play! We are also taking up some short (4 mile) day hikes. Weather is a factor of course - we live in Oregon - but spring is coming! And we have our books on hiking trails on the coffee table!
I have decided to ignore most if not all of the advice on MDA from the male population - as it rarely works the same for us - hence the reason for starting this threat. I had done the macronutrient balance thing that most guys say works for them - 50% protein, 30% fat and 20% carbs. I didn't lose a pound in months! I read a post by Pebbles67 where she balances her grams - so I decided to give it a try. 80 grams protein, 80 grams fat, and 80 grams carbs. With total calories being 1360. Mind you, that is the GOAL - and so for the past week I've tried to stay as close as possible to that balance. Results? I've lost 5 pounds this week! (thanks, Pebbles67 for the tip!!!!) To translate that into calories it would be 360 protein, 360 carbs and 720 fat. To be honest I don't think in the past week I have hit that much fat - and I mostly go over a bit on the protein. But the carbs I'm pretty careful about staying within my limits. I WAS eating bacon and eggs for breakfast EVERYDAY - and I've cut out that. Just too much fat I think. Nuts are limited to only 1 oz and not every day.
It takes a while to find your "sweet spot" for losing. I'm hoping I've found mine - but if I find this isn't working then I'll continue to tweak until I find the right combination. I was hoping to get to goal by my birthday in July..... but I don't think thats going to happen now. I still have 48 pounds to go - and only 16 weeks left. But I will be closer than I am now and thats a good thing!
Stay the course - and let us all help you with the journey! Welcome aboard!
Thanks Tomi! I will look at increasing my vitamin D3. I will try the 80-80-80 plan and start moving. I'm in Texas, so think hot humid yuck outside. I used to love riding bikes when I lived up north, but not so much now. I started at 198, am now 166, and would like to hit the 140s. I've gone from a size 16-18 to a loose 12, tight 10. I think it will help to have cyber buddies to help me stay on track.
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ICRAF Report Assesses Community Monitoring in REDD+
30 October 2013: The World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) has reported on a study assessing community participation in monitoring REDD+ projects, which reveals that only about half of REDD+ projects include a community monitoring component.
The assessment also evaluates the effectiveness of community monitoring, concluding that it is comparable in quality to monitoring conducted by professional foresters. The assessment examines plot-based community monitoring in combination with remote sensing, data on wood density and the application of conversion factors.
Overall, the assessment calls for further action to align the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) text on local participation with on-the-ground REDD+ investments. The assessment states that, in addition to meeting international commitments, increased support for community monitoring could improve REDD+ outcomes while building local capacity.
In order to expand community participation in monitoring, the assessment suggests the use of low-tech field methods as well as more balanced power relationships with regard to local versus national and international stakeholders in REDD+.
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NEW YORK - Everyone else could have Selection Sunday a few weeks back. The Brownell household was home to Appreciation Sunday.
Only the most optimistic Clemson fan might have expected the orange Tiger Paw to appear during CBS' NCAA tournament selection show March 16. But Clemson coach Brad Brownell wanted to recognize Clemson for doing what few thought it could do, and that's play basketball beyond the ACC tournament.
When ESPNU aired the NIT tournament field and the Tigers were presented as expected, it wasn't like the house's foundation was tested.
"I still gathered my team together and we had an NIT party, really, to rally the spirits of our team, to educate our players a little bit on the significance of this tournament," Brownell said. "We weren't jumping around and going crazy like we would have if it had been an NCAA tournament.
"But we were clapping and certainly excited. We had a nice meal together and spent time together with some players' families, to let the guys know . it wasn't something to take lightly."
These days, college basketball's bluebloods look down their nose at the National Invitation Tournament. Ever since the media and marketing for March Madness expanded, the NIT has been akin to off-the-radar bowl games in Boise or Shreveport - a consolation prize, battling for less than the big prize.
Thing is, Brownell, 45, is the least-equipped of the four head coaches in New York City prepping for Tuesday night's semifinals to illustrate to his players just how meaningful the NIT used to be.
Southern Methodist's Larry Brown and Florida State's Leonard Hamilton have each coached in college since the 1970s, and Minnesota's Richard Pitino, 31, simply needs to dial up his famous dad, Rick, for a history lesson.
Brown is the rock star of this "other" final four, and not just because he's the most well-known of the participating players and coaches. He led the Knicks for one season in 2005-06, and he hails from Brooklyn.
"I look at this as a tremendous honor and privilege to be playing in this tournament," Brown said. "When I was growing up, the NIT was the best tournament. Playing in the Garden is exciting for my team because there's no better place to play."
SMU was the biggest snub from the NCAA draw - the Mustangs were ranked in the second-to-last AP and coaches polls, preceding the conference tournaments. ESPN analyst Fran Frascilla, one of Brown's close friends and fellow Brooklyn natives who now lives in Dallas near SMU, spoke to Brown's players about the opportunity.
"Fran talked about what the NIT meant, and I kind of talked a little bit about it," Brown said. "But (the players) aren't silly. They know the Garden and historically what that building means."
Before even Brown's time, the NIT champion was regarded as the national champion. After the NCAA tournament became king in the 1950s, the NIT remained just as relevant for a few decades.
"Before the NCAA tournament, people would turn down the NCAA tournament to go to the NIT," Pitino said. "So I know it's got great, great tradition."
Tradition is a nice touch, but so is rewarding roughly 60 college players from the southern or midwestern states with a trip to New York City. All of the top Tigers had never been to Madison Square Garden before their Monday morning shootaround.
"I think our kids are extremely excited and humbled," Brownell said. "We had half of them acting like Carmelo Anthony shooting jumpers in MSG today."
Point guard Rod Hall revealed a midseason conversation with forward K.J. McDaniels that, without mentioning the NIT, they talked about how cool it would be to play in the world's most famous basketball arena.
"It's kind of like a dream come true, that we talked about it and we actually get to play in the Garden," Hall said. "It'll be a once-in-a-lifetime chance, so we'll make the best of it."
Said McDaniels, "I already knew it was the mecca of basketball just because the greats have played in there."
Clemson assistant Earl Grant reminded the Tigers this weekend of how few teams - the NCAA champ, the NIT champ, the CBI and CIT champs - are able to close their season with a victory.
"That's what we want to do," guard Damarcus Harrison said. "That really stuck with us, because we have a chance to end our season with a W, so we want to go all out and play our hardest in these next couple games."
No. 3 seed Clemson (23-12, 10-8 ACC) vs. No. 1 Southern Methodist (26-9, 12-6 AAC)
WHEN: Tuesday, 7 p.m.
WHERE: Madison Square Garden, New York City
LINE: SMU by 3 points
NOTES: Both teams are coming off losing seasons when they only won five conference games. Clemson has improved its win total by 10, the second-greatest improvement ever for an ACC team . SMU, in its first year under Hall of Fame head coach Larry Brown, went 5-11 in Conference USA in 2012-13, but moved to the newly-created American Athletic Conference and spent four weeks as a ranked program this year . Brown is already the only coach to own an NCAA title and an NBA title, and sits two victories away from his first NIT crown . Clemson and SMU each rank in KenPom.com's top 20 most efficient defenses in the country . Clemson junior K.J. McDaniels is 49 points away from breaking the school's single-season scoring record, currently shared by Bill Yarborough (1954-55) and Horace Grant (1986-87) with 651 points a piece.
Clemson's K.J. McDaniels prepares to dunk during the first half of their NCAA college basketball National Invitational Tournament game against Belmont at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson, S.C., on Tuesday, Mar. 25, 2014. (AP Photo/Anderson Independent-Mail, Mark Crammer)×


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The fresh fruit of summer just makes my mouth water. Even in the winter you can be reminded of summer with these fabric-point pineapple ornaments. They're great for indoor or outdoor decorations.
- STYROFOAM Brand Foam:
- Ball, 4" or
- Egg, 4" (purple sample)
- Cotton fabrics, three different prints, 45" wide, 1/4 yd. each
- Grosgrain ribbon, color of choice, 5/8" x 1 yd.
- Anti-fray solution
- Fabric marker
- Fine-line black permanent marker
- Ruler
- Rubber band
- Scissors
- Sequin pins
- Low-temp glue gun and glue sticks
- Craft-foam glue
- Iron and ironing board
- Press fabric as needed. Measure and mark twenty 1-3/4" x 3" rectangles on wrong side of each fabric. Cut out. Note: Ornament will require 60-65 rectangles.
- Place one fabric strip, wrong side up, horizontally on work surface. Fold upper corners of rectangle down to meet at center bottom edge, forming 3" wide, 1-1/2" tall triangle. Press. Repeat for each fabric piece.
- Place rubber band around center of foam ball or egg. Use black marker to draw guideline along rubber band; remove band.
- Aligning long edges with guideline, pin triangles of one print around foam shape. Points of triangles should overlap very slightly. Using photo as guide, continue to pin rows of contrasting triangles around foam shape, above and below first group. Overlap raw edges, hiding sequin pins, to completely cover foam.
- Trim triangle points as needed. Follow manufacturer's instructions to apply anti-fray solution to points. Let dry.
- Apply small amount of craft-foam glue under each triangle, then mold ornament with hands to create smooth shape. Let dry.
- Cut two 12" and one 8" length from ribbon. Overlap and glue ends of 8" length, forming hanging loop. Use glue gun to adhere loop to top of ornament. Tie each remaining ribbon length into a bow. Glue bows on each side of hanging loop.
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TRENTON — Nearly a hundred community members gathered Monday night at a meeting of the Trenton Board of Education to protest a pair of proposals that would mean the elimination of nearly 200 jobs in the district and see the 4th and 5th grade populations at the Washington school relocated more than a mile to the Grant school.
Among the resolutions on the agenda of Monday night's meeting were three requests for proposals to bring in private companies to provide custodial and transportation services, as well as personal aides. The resolutions had not yet been approved as of press time last night.
Officials with the district have said that 129 custodial staffers who could lose their jobs will have the opportunity to agree to salary, benefit, and staffing concessions to prevent privatization. The district is hoping to cut its $8.5 million custodial budget by $4.4 million.
Meanwhile, 30 bus drivers, bus aides, and related positions could be eliminated in an effort to cut $2 million in transportation costs.
Also, 22 paraprofessional aides who attend to students with special medical needs or other issues would be cut to save $600,000.
Speaking before the board, Larry Loper, head custodian at the main campus of Trenton Central High School, said that while privatization may save the district money it would also result in diminished service. About two dozen custodians were with him.
Loper said that his day encompasses much more than cleaning floors and windows.
"When you look at everything I'm bringing to the table, it's much more than what's in my job description," he said. "I do floors, windows, halls, carpentry, stairs, I do bathrooms, I do electrical, plumbing. I'm more than a cleaner. My guys are more than cleaners, and the young ladies are more than cleaners. When I add it all up … you cannot replace us."
Loper, who's worked for the district for eight years and lived in the area for 25, added that he's intervened in fights at the school and even given students money to buy lunch or catch the bus.
Other members of the public spoke in protest of the plan to move the 4th and 5th grade students from Washington to Grant. The move would take effect at the start of the 2011-2012 school year after also moving the middle-school population from Grant to the P.J. Hill school.
District officials have said it's part of a larger effort to put middle-school students in their own buildings instead of K-8 facilities.
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The Buriel Clay Theater has been home to our productions since 2002. It is located on the ground floor of the African American Art and Culture Complex at 762 Fulton St. San Francisco, CA 94102. The theater is named after Buriel Clay, a playwright and poet from San Francisco. The theater seats more than 200 people and has tiered cushioned seating to ensure that everyone is able to see the stage comfortably. We look forward to seeing you in the audience!
Buriel Clay Theater is handicapped accessible. The building and theatre entrance is located on the ground floor. There are 6 dedicated wheelchair accessible seating along with wheelchair companion seats. Our parking lot has several disabled persons parking spots. In addition, our restrooms have handicapped stalls. Service animals are welcome in the facility and they have a place in a specially designated area. And we provide scripts for those who are hearing impaired upon request. If you require assistance at our theater, please contact us to let us know ahead of time so we can accommodate your needs (415) 762-2071 ext. 6.
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you make the Danvers announcement?are you trying to drive the value of this stock down?
idiot dealbtw I have 5k of this POSscrew the div
so despite your stock being down, congrats, I thought it was a good deal.From CC Q&ASell to me, please.
So as long as the DIV stays then why isn't it a buying op.
okay so the stock tanks....who cares about the stupid little div....we want growth or at least stabilization...who exactly is running this show at PBCT?
You got it brother! I will listen to the 11:00 call for what I hope will be an outline for future positive returns. Unfortunately the best outcome would be the ouster of current management for a shareholder friendly one.
They certainly are.....management demonstrated to me ineptness by offering CASH or stock...look at the BMO MI deal and note that MI stock holders only get stock and are not offered CASH. The stock price today is tanking because of the cash option extended to Danvers stockholders. BOOT THE MANAGEMENT THAT AGREED TO THIS DEAL AS IT REEKS AND ILLUSTRATED TOTAL INEPTNESS IN MY OPINION.
the stock portion of this deal is very dilutive due to the acquirer using its discounted stock to purchase a target which has a high premium. Basic MBA math, Get rid of the bums. Shareholders are the owners. The stock made the lows at the closing of the two previous deals. Look out below.


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text: First, let me state I am an independent and resident of Jefferson County. I cannot vote for Mike Folk. I can, however, explain what was considered an argumentative portrayal of his "debate" interview in Journal Junction. I have known Mike since 1987, when I first met him as a student and athlete at Shepherd University.


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• Since President Bush took office, almost $1 billion in federal funds has been committed to abstinence-only education.
• Free Teens USA, which last year received $600,000 to teach abstinence in schools, is linked to the Reverend Sun Myung Moon, who said that "the separation between religion and politics is what Satan likes most."
• An exercise recommended by Free Teens has students spit into a cup, trade cups with another student, and then drink. Students are told that sex is more intimate than drinking someone else's spit.
• In 2005, the CDC awarded an abstinence education group $200,000 to develop a sexual-health curriculum for doctors in training. The group tapped Dr. David Hager—opponent of Plan B and author of As Jesus Cared for Women: Restoring Women Then and Now—to head the project.
• The National Abstinence Clearinghouse, whose budget has increased more than 500% since 2001, has received $2.7 million in government funding to develop abstinence-only curricula.
• This year, the Abstinence Clearinghouse's annual conference had a "Wizard of Oz" theme, including a panel titled "Ding, Dong, the Witch Is Dead! Which Old Witch? (The 'Safe-Sex' Witch)."
• Between 2001 and 2005, more than $30 million in federal abstinence funds went to more than 50 crisis pregnancy centers, anti-abortion clinics that give false information to women.
• Cotillions where girls escorted by their fathers pledge chastity are known as Purity Balls.
• At Purity Balls, fathers read this pledge: "I choose before God to cover my daughter as her authority and protection in the area of purity…as the high priest in my home."
• Virginity pledgers are much less likely than non-pledgers to use contraception the first time they have sex, are equally likely to contract stds, and are twice as likely to engage in anal sex.


text: "Some live, some die." My husband and I cringed at these words spoken by a lady who is in charge of, so to speak, our health and human services branch of the government. Health: the very thing most of us cling to Human services: the very thing about which most of us reach out to others For example, every time there is a crisis, such as in the Philippines, many of us, if not all of us, reach out to do what we can do to help stricken humanity.


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To my friends,
If you agree that things seldom go as planned chances you are an ambitious person and you strive to do your best at whatever you do. Sticking through what appears as road /stream blocks is the challenge of the game. Things may not go as planned but if they do jolly, if they don't then, adapt / learn from the mistakes. In order to learn from your mistakes you must be willing to make mistakes; in addition, it's only common sense that nothing will go if YOU don't make it go; if you don't have a plan you have no direction…just make a plan. The stream of your choice will have a current. If it's a challenging adventure, the flow of that current will be strong. If you fight what you have no control of / swimming against the current won't take you very far and you'll become tired and eventually giving up. If you give up, your ass will be getting slammed into rocks and damns damaging you along the way. You must not fight the current, however you must be a rapid learner of techniques that will help you avoid the rocks and damns; keep your head up and just go with the flow. On the bright side, it's a good thing this YACHTLIFE is built to smash through rocks, damns and other b.s. that slows down progression in the streams of success.
Examples that will be used are in reference to the photography and music industry, however the tips may be applied to any career within the arts and towards the success / survival of other small businesses.
For starters to "make it" on your own, you'll have to understand that in reality it's no such thing. Swimming in the stream is done by "yourself" but your legs, arms, lungs etc. helps, you must learn how to make them work for you. Later I'll demonstrate when team-work / partnerships comes into play. For now, what you'll be doing on your own is disciplining yourself / dedicating yourself. To make it on your own you must be self disciplined and utterly dedicated to your vision. Know what the prize is and keep your eyes on it. In order to be self disciplined and utterly dedicated to your vision you must first have a vision.
Starting out I didn't know where the hell I was going. All I knew was that I wanted to work from my computer anywhere in the world, I wanted to have portfolios of my own like the pros I grew up reading about / watching on the tube. I saw myself having portfolios to show clients for my photography and having a library of music that I created to show what I'm able to create musically in order to book shows and obtain other revenue leads. At the time, the only thing that held me back from living like the pros was that I didn't have images to show in my portfolio and I didn't have any songs of my own to showcase my capability of making music.
It wasn't going to jump there on it's on so the creative hustle started.
The rest of this blog entry / article / letter / whatever you wish to title it as, I'll be discussing paths for the photography industry and paths for the music industry highlighting their differences and hopefully it would inspire you to BElieve in YOUrself for whatever art you wish to explore. If you can't by pass my poor english, and typos then maybe success isn't a taste for your tastebuds. If you crave personal development and a little inspiration to brighten up / pull your chin up through what appears to be the bullshit-why-is-this-happening-to-me-times then know that you're not alone and read on. You my friend are a true hustler and your kind is welcomed on board YACHTLIFE.
No matter the art, your most valuable possession is your portfolio. The portfolio will showcase your talent and showcasing your talent is what will get you gigs that you desire to have. The portfolio goes beyond the collection of work, what I learned over the years is that the portfolio is also made up of how you carry yourself as a person, your mannerism / respect towards others, basically your character. Your character good or bad will be an important roll for your longevity within the industries. The most important factor will be having kick ass work so make that work awesome by making more mistakes and polishing them.
Recess Time: NO, I'm not Terry Richardson, Chase Jarvis, Scott Kelby, Kanye West, Jay-z, or Puff Daddy writing you (They aren't Ansel Adams or TuPac either). I'm just like you trying to make it to the top "in the public's eyes" / (another story within its own). What I'm sharing with you as a friend is little love for you to know that I could make shit happen for myself and keep my head up when times were tough and so can you. I'm not saying that I'm not in the streams that those guys once swam through either because that would be a lie. No other time in my push have I ever felt so close to the waterfall's drop off into the "I've made it" pool of successors.
(Bell rings)
A post from the Young Bahamian Music Society Group helped fuel my reasoning for sharing. During this time of completing my third mixtape / EP, "Portfolio Day" that I'll be releasing shortly in the near, I've been having a hard time telling you what happened yesterday so don't expect me to give an exact date of the post. YBMS-group have a Facebook page and I commented on it so if you're interested then go and explore their page. Moving along, the question was asking for songwriting tips, it was asking for advice to provide for others. I shared how I come up with my songs etc.
The relevance of everything I wrote just now is that, then was the first time I analyzed the level of difficulty between my past up-coming in the photography industry to the level of a professional and the struggle of the path for the music industry while "making it on your own".
When I first started in the photography industry I had people whom I looked up to, those people shared techniques to making better photographs. Those people had websites of their own where they blogged to their friends. Those people cared about the future of the industry. Care about the future of your industry.
However, in the music industry…………..yes, there are a lot of blanks and echoes.
Maybe this is a question for me to ask photographer ZA. But if I wanted to ask somebody in the music industry…….yes, there are a lot of blanks and echoes.
Forgive me for cutting this off but I'm annoyed with it all even as I write this I become more frustrated. I think this is the reason why it took me so long to write this blog entry….my passion level is to the top I tell you.
To sum this up so that it all makes sense. Friends, please strive to focus on your personal portfolios, don't be afraid to make mistakes, do whatever it takes to get through that stream by all means, even if you have to drown a MF in the way of your success (just don't let that person be me because you already failed before you tried; but trying is worth the shot).
Keep like minded people around you at all times, build a team that helps you; they are like your legs and arms. If it's within the photography industry, shoot until you learn what your style is, you'll know it when you love it; just keep on shooting. Learn what gear you use best, shoot with a lot of gear, figure it out until it's best for you. Not until it's best for what someone else thinks is best for you (unless that's the person giving you the check, but until you are satisfied and learn how to make what you love give you the checks do it. Believe me it's a sweet feeling. Learn what make-up artist you work best with, what assistants you work best with, etc. just go hard as a MF and be serious about being great. Until it kills you. If it kills you then you'll die as one of the greatest to do it. Le-sigh.
Music industry, I learned it the hard way, nobody's out there to provide tips, yeah they're going to be some articles alike this one but no where near the amount in other industries. When I read older photography articles and tutorial videos for example, I put those to practice. In the music industry there aren't many maps for the journey so you must practice more / create more until you feel it's what you want and what the people wants from you. Learn what sounds you love, the stories you love to share, build your own fan base, meditate on it, learn from mistakes, be willing to fail until you get it. Do it for a purpose and do it from the heart. I'm still carving my path but that's the advice I have for you thus far.
Nothing will come easier for those whom have to make it on their own. It may take longer than others yes but you must not give up and be willing to share.
p.s. this entry has no format what so ever but I'm hoping somewhere in that collection of words you found some inspiration to being the best you that you can be. If you are ambitious I raise a glass to you.
Message to the random reader: I'm not as successful as I will become, but by the time you read this I'll gain more success than I had while writing this. People are shitty on the internet, If you're going to "hate" please "hate" with some sort of class but leaving tips to other websites that will up flit and advance the readers of this article. If you happen to be one of those bitch ass people that eat chips in their underwear all day on the internet talking shit, I pray for you as well and I hope that you find some inspiration within this article as well.
Until next time,
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- Easy to install on laptop and notebooks with a ExpressCard/54mm slot
- Watch, pause and record TV on your PC, in window or full screen. Uses Hauppauge's SoftPVR to record TV programs to your computer's disk drive.
- Receive ATSC digital TV or Clear QAM digital cable TV, up to 1080i format
- Receive NTSC analog cable TV with the built-in 125 channel cable-ready TV tuner
- Dolby-TV stereo decoder
- Schedule TV recordings with WinTV-Scheduler software
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- Watch, pause and record analog and HDTV channels on your PC, at up to 1080i resolution. Receives Dolby Digital audio too.
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- Watch TV full screen or in a window.
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Record your favorite TV programs
- Record analog or digital TV shows to your computer's hard drive with one click.
- Use WinTV-Scheduler as a personal video recorder to record your TV shows automatically.
Supports the following TV formats:
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- Combination analog\digital TV tuner on board: a 125 channel cable-ready TV tuner plus HDTV tuner for clear QAM and ATSC TV reception.
- Compatible with Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Windows Media Center.
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ATSC is the over-the-air digital HDTV standard for North America and typically requires an antenna for reception.
Clear QAM digital cable allows users to watch unencrypted HDTV stations from their cable TV provider without a set-top box.
Analog TV recordings typically consume 1.5GB of disk space per hour using Hauppauge's SoftPVR for Windows XP and Media Center. High Definition TV recordings typically consume 5GB of disk space per hour.
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Construction has begun on a 99-room hotel with a pool, banquet room and restaurant
that will be east of Airport Road and north of I-94 near the proposed Northpointe Town Center.
"It's going to be a very nice building, a good addition to Jackson," said owner Bhogi Patel, who also owns the nearby Country Inn & Suites.
Holiday Inns have a sleek new look and new decor, bedding and lobbies. Patel said his hotel will resemble the new one in Battle Creek, except it will be four stories tall instead of five.
Patel said even though the economy is slow, he thinks his Holiday Inn will do well because the franchise is still popular and it will be the only one around. The former Holiday Inn that opened in 1960 near I-94 and U.S. 127 recently changed its name.
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Furies of Calderon
Furies of Calderon
|Jim Butcher
|Cover artist
|Steve Stone
|United States
|Codex Alera
|High Fantasy, novel
|Ace Books
Publication date
|October 2004
|Media type
|Print (hardback & paperback)
|440 pp
|813/.6 22
|LC Class
|Followed by
|Academ's Fury
Furies of Calderon is a 2004 high fantasy novel by Jim Butcher. It is book one of the Codex Alera novel series.
The story takes place in the Aleran Empire, which contains "crafters", people who control the elements: water, air, earth, fire, wood, and metal, through a person's bond with an element's fury.
A young woman named Amara travels with her mentor Fidelias as part of her graduation exercise. Amara is training to become one of the Cursori, messengers and spies for the First Lord of Alera, Gaius Sextus. They infiltrate a camp of mercenaries when Amara is tricked by a watercrafter named Odiana and betrayed by Fidelias. Odiana is the lover of Aldrick ex Gladius, the greatest swordsman since Araris Valerian, a legendary swordsman who had been in the service of the Princeps of Alera, the First Lord's late son. Amara escapes and makes contact with First Lord Gaius using her aircraft. He instructs her to go to the city of Garrison.
The story switches to a steadholt controlled by Bernard, a man who lost his wife and children and stays with his sister Isana, and their nephew Tavi who is furyless. Tavi finds that one of his sheep has gone missing. He and Bernard track the sheep when they are attacked by a Marat warrior. The Marat and the Alerans had fought a war before Tavi was born in which the Marat killed Gaius' son, Princeps Septimus. The Marat are a warrior people who form tribes based on bonds with different animals, for example horses. In the fight Tavi and Bernard kill the warrior's war bird but not before Bernard is wounded. Tavi is running for help when a furystorm hits. While seeking shelter he finds Amara and the two find the Princeps Memorial, a cave dedicated to Princeps Septimus. Bernard makes it back to his steadholt, where Isana uses her watercrafting skills to heal him. Bernard then finds Tavi and Amara and bring them back to the steadholt. Fidelias, Odiana, and Aldrick stay at the steadholt where they discover Amara and attempt to capture her. Amara and Tavi escape with Fade, a slave of the steadholt who is mentally challenged, and together they travel through the woods before Amara splits from the other two.
Tavi and Fade are attacked by Kord, the leader of Kordholt and a slaver. During the fight Bernard and Amara attack Kord when Fidelias, Odiana, and Aldrick attack. Aldrick kills Kord's son Bittan, and after arriving Isana floods the river. Bernard and Amara go one way; Tavi and Fade a second, and Fidelias and Aldrick another; Isana, Odiana, Kord, and Kord's oldest son Aric are washed to Kordholt. Tavi and Fade are captured by a Marat Headman named Doroga. Odiana and Isana, captured by Kord, are locked away and Odiana is raped. Bernard and Amara continue to Garrison where they rouse the Legionares, or soldiers. Fidelias and Aldrick go to the Marat leader Atsurak, who decides to invade Garrison immediately. Tavi convinces Doroga to let him undergo a trial that can stop the attack on Garrison. Tavi faces the trial with Kitai, Doroga's daughter, and wins, saving Kitai's life in the process, and undergoing some sort of bond with her which changes the colour of her eyes to match his, although he does not understand the meaning of this change.
Isana and Odiana convince Aric to help them escape Kordholt, and they split up and head to Garrison. Tavi and the Marat head to Garrison to stop Atsurak. Bernard and Amara hold off the Marat, while realising their feelings for one another, and Isana arrives and hides. Tavi and Doroga attack and kill Atsurak, and Tavi reunites with Benard and Isana. They are attacked by Fidelias and Aldrick, who defeat Bernard and Amara with ease. Fade then attacks Aldrick, defeats him, and leaves him alive. It is hinted here that Fade is Araris Valerian. Fidelias throws Fade off the wall, attacks Tavi, and takes Aquataine's dagger.
Garrison survived the attack and Tavi is granted a scholarship to the Academy by the First Lord. Bernard and Amara become Count and Countess of the garrison, and Isana is given the title of Steadholder, making her the first woman ever to own a steadholt and gain citizenship through merit rather than marriage.
Fidelias and Aldrick return to Aquataine, greeted by Inividia, Aquataine's wife and discover Aquataine sleeping with Gaius' wife Caria.
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There's been another study. Yes-siree-bob, the meat industry has done gone and done it again. They've done another doggone dang-blasted study. Don't know what we ever did before we knew all the things we're learning with all these studies. Don't know what all those "consultant" folks did to make a living before the beef industry got all that money they got from the "beef check- off" to do all the studies they're doing.
This new one is "A Study of the Retail Economics of Case-Ready Meats" conducted for the American Meat Institute Center for Marketing Research by Willard Bishop Consulting Ltd. Yes-siree-bob, tell ya what! If I had a son today I'd tell him straight away: "Son," I'd say, "don't you worry about all that B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. stuff, we all know what that's worth. And you can only pile it so high anyhow. You get yourself one of those Ltd.s and get yourself into consulting, that's where the big money is these days."


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There is much ado on the MLive.com blogs regarding the Technical employees at Genesys. Some say we ought to be glad we have a job. Part of the job of a health care worker is standing up for the rights of our patients to have quality health care. Genesys employees historically have accepted pay and benefits well below the other area hospitals, because working conditions were good and employees wanted to come to work.
Under the leadership of those appointed by Ascension Health of St. Louis, Mo., staff morale is at an all-time low and employees' rights are at stake. The hospital is not bargaining in good faith, and has yet to show proof that significant profits are not being made. The employees are not asking for anything that was not promised to them for their entire careers at Genesys.
There are significant cuts being made that as a registered nurse makes me question the safety and ability of staff to practice the kind of care we believe is right for the patients who have made Ascension Health very wealthy.
For some in the public to say shut up and be glad you are earning a paycheck goes against all we believe in as health care professionals. It isn't always about the money.
The hospital doesn't want workers to be unionized and have a voice, as evidenced in the large sums of money that have been spent to beat down the workers. This is money that could just as easily be spent on keeping quality workers here who spend money in the community, or even spending it on charity care instead of sending it off to St. Louis. Or, worst yet, spending it to import Chinese resident doctors.
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After "glowing" while speaking to photographers, Duhamel had a low-key evening, an onlooker tells PEOPLE. "He sat in a corner of the restaurant and enjoyed dinner."
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CINCINNATI - In an evening of mishaps, it was an easily missed moment that made a bigger difference than some people may have realized.
The Phillies had cut a four-run deficit to two in the bottom of the fifth inning Friday night, and now they were trying to keep the momentum rolling.
First, Jayson Werth had a quality nine-pitch at-bat, fouling off three two-strike pitches - a curveball, fastball, and sinker - from Cincinnati's Bronson Arroyo to draw a leadoff walk.
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Saturday in the Park event aimed to highlight community's best assets
Crowd enjoys games, sporting events, food
Thousands of people came to Springettsbury Township in York County Saturday to take part in the Saturday in the Park.
There were carnival games, sporting events and food. The annual Randy Stetler 3-on-3 Memorial Classic Basketball Tournament was one of the biggest events. The funds from that go to finding a cure for cancer.
"What we work to do is be a great place to live, play and work. This is play and it just signifies that we manage to have a community where people can enjoy where they live and have fun; it's a good thing," said Bill Schenck, chairman.
Other funds raised went to the local Sertoma Club. This was the 10th annual event.
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Rebels warn Cipriani fly-half spot is open
MELBOURNE: Danny Cipriani is not guaranteed to play at fly-half for the Melbourne Rebels in next year's Super 15 series following the arrival of Wallaby James O'Connor, coach Damien Hill warned Tuesday.
Cipriani, who played for the Barbarians against the Wallabies at Twickenham last weekend, has ambitions of playing for England again after a three-year absence, but Hill hinted that O'Connor may claim the number 10 for the Rebels.
O'Connor was outstanding in his first run at fly-half at international level, outplaying Cipriani with a match haul of 20 points as the Wallabies thrashed the Barbarians 60-11 last Saturday.
After his Barbarians' appearance Cipriani said that he was going to be the Rebels' number 10 in the 2012 Super Rugby season with O'Connor at 12, captain Stirling Mortlock at outside centre and Kurtley Beale at fullback.
But Melbourne coach Hill said no jerseys were locked in.
"It's great to hear Danny so enthusiastic but with all respect to him, it's not how we work here," Hill told reporters.
"We select players based on performance, behaviours, the talent we have available. There's going to be some selection challenges ahead. It's going to be what's best for the team."
Hill, who has taken over from Rod Macqueen, said he was impressed by O'Connor's commanding performance and said he was an option at fly-half.
"Definitely. He's shown himself now at 10, 12 on the wing and at fullback so he's a talented player," Hill said.
"James' work in the contact was excellent, he's ability to direct the play, his offloads, just his general go-forward was excellent."
He said it was unfair to compare O'Connor and Cipriani because of th Englishman's lack of preparation in an unfamiliar team that was soundly beaten.
Cipriani last played for England against New Zealand at Twickenham in 2008 and was then banished to the international wilderness by former England manager Martin Johnson and played no part in this year's World Cup.
The former England man has endured a series of controversies that stalled his once-glittering career, but further indiscretions in Australia put his future under the spotlight.
Capped at 20, Cipriani was hailed as a superstar in the making only for a chaotic social life, in a pattern which repeated itself in his adopted home.
The new Super 15 season gets underway on February 24. Text: AFP