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LEWISTOWN - Since the inception of the Central Keystone Football and Cheer League, the Midd-West Mustangs and the Pee Wee Super Championship has gone hand-in-hand.
This season was no exception as the Mustangs were guaranteed yet another title even before the game was decided. The only question on the night would be who would take home the prize, the undefeated Midd-West Blue Mustangs or the Black Mustangs as they went head-to-head for not only the championship but also bragging rights for the Snyder County area.
In the end, the Blue Mustangs ended their season with a perfect record, defeating their fellow Mustangs 21-12 in the CKFL Pee Wee title tilt Sunday at Mitchell Field.
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Sentinel photo by MATT?STRICKER
Midd-West Blue's Hunter Wolfley, right, with help of a block by Andrew Spotts, left, races around Midd-West Black pursuer Isaac Shawver, center, during action in the CKFL Pee Wee championship held Sunday at Mitchell Field in Lewistown.
As the Blue Mustangs earned a bye and rested last week, the Midd-West Black team earned its way into the final contest with a victory in the semifinal game.
"I am very proud of how are kids played tonight," Midd-West Blue coach Scott Friel said. "I am very happy with how they came out tonight and played. We've been playing that way all season. This was the kind of game you want to see in a championship game. I thought the kids played well on both sides of the ball."
The Blue Mustangs got on the board first, thanks to a strong defensive play.
After punting the ball away on its first possession, the Blue gave the ball to the Black Mustangs on their 15.
Tragedy struck the Black Mustangs as Blue defender Andrew Oldt picked it off, giving the Blue a first down on the Black's 24.
It took just three plays for the Blue to cash it in as Oakley Bennett muscled his way in from a yard out. With the successful PAT, the Blue Mustangs held onto a 7-0 lead with 3:23 left in the opening quarter.
On its next offensive possession, the Blue upped its lead to two touchdowns after holding the Black on four downs.
Starting at their own 40, running back Andrew Spotts blazed his way in from three yards out, upping the lead to 14-0. The drive was highlighted by a 42-yard scamper by Spotts. Spotts also finished with over 60 yards rushing on the night.
However, the Black Mustangs weren't going to go away without a fight, coming out in the second quarter and making an early statement on the heart their team possessed.
With 7:53 left, the Black Mustangs got on the board via a 7-yard run by Avery Bassett. However, the PAT was unsuccessful, making it 14-6 as the two teams went into the intermission.
"I am probably more proud of this team than my last two Super Bowl teams," Midd-West Black coach Gregg said. "This team cam from one that nobody thought that would even win a game, really. They came a long way. They came further than any other teams I had. They were small, inexperienced but one thing they weren't small on was heart."
Midd-West Blue gave itself an insurance touchdown early in the third quarter, going up 21-6 on a 43-yard touchdown reception from Bennett to Hunter Wolfley. Wolfley also finished over the 50-yard rushing mark as well. With the PAT, the Blue Mustangs led by 15.
Midd-West Black rallied to cut into the lead when Bennett scored on a 4th-and-goal from the two, rounding out the game score at 21-12.


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#39 - staggerI'll admit to putting my boobs on subwoofers when I first saw this gif a while back.
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#41 to #39 - chewythewolftwo (09/02/2013) [-]
I feel like that would actually be pretty uncomfortable if you went on the sub itself..
#44 to #43 - chewythewolftwo (09/02/2013) [-]
Ahh, yeah, that makes sense lol. Drunk decisions are best decision
#46 to #45 - chewythewolftwo (09/02/2013) [-]Oh god yeah. Fortunately I tend to not drink too much purely for not wanting to get in to too much trouble, but I feel like I've learned some horrible science-ish tricks from here that would result in plenty of burns
#48 to #47 - chewythewolftwo (09/02/2013) [-]
I'm not sure with myself, but either I haven't ever drank /enough/ or I have a really high tolerance, but I've never felt particularly inclined to do something stupid.
Though I kind of do want to make an explosive tennis ball...
Though I kind of do want to make an explosive tennis ball...
#62 to #48 - stagger (09/02/2013) [-]
I understand that. I was stupid for a couple years. Grew out of it. However, in relation to the explosive tennis ball idea, I had a friend that as a prank, covered a tennis ball in gorilla glue and gasoline, then lit it and threw it at another friend. In the garage of first friends house. Needless to say, they both got pretty bad burns, and most of the house burnt down.
#63 to #62 - chewythewolftwo (09/02/2013) [-]
Jesus christ. Mind if I ask if your friends are full retard?
I was told to take all the heads off of strike anywhere matches and carefully put them in a tennis ball and then give it a toss nice and far away. I had a pyro friend I met this summer, lol
I was told to take all the heads off of strike anywhere matches and carefully put them in a tennis ball and then give it a toss nice and far away. I had a pyro friend I met this summer, lol
#64 to #63 - stagger (09/02/2013) [-]
Well it was almost seven years ago so I was in my early teens, so yes they were more than likely full retard. ^_^ That seems interesting, but unless you throw with extreme force I'm not sure it would work. Maybe with gun powder or another minor explosive. Like those snapper things kids throw at sidewalks. Hmmm.
#65 to #64 - chewythewolftwo (09/02/2013) [-]
Oh you'd be surprised, all those match heads in there take juuuust a bit of friction and the fireball is stupidly huge. Dude told me how to make thermite too but I forgot.. Probably for my own good, lol.
#67 to #66 - chewythewolftwo (09/02/2013) [-]
I actually haven't, but maybe some day soon when I have free time, I might, lol. Except I better be outside and not afraid to lost some skin in case it randomly blows up on me, haha. I think maybe I should stick to something less nefarious.. But I still really want to try it..
#40 to #39 - solarisofcelestia (09/02/2013) [-]
I was listening to techno music while looking at that gif. Perfect, thanks.

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Thyroid cancer is a cancer that starts in the thyroid gland. To understand thyroid cancer, it helps to know about the normal structure and function of the thyroid gland.
The thyroid gland
The thyroid gland is below the Adam's apple in the front part of the neck. It is butterfly shaped, with 2 lobes — the right lobe and the left lobe — joined by a narrow structure called the isthmus.
The thyroid gland has 2 main types of cells:
Other, less common cells in the thyroid gland include immune system cells (lymphocytes) and supportive (stromal) cells.
Different cancers can start from each kind of cell. The type of cell where the cancer starts is important because it affects how serious the cancer is and what type of treatment is needed.
Many types of tumors can start in the thyroid gland. Most of them are benign (non-cancerous) but others are malignant (cancerous), which means they can spread into nearby tissues and to other parts of the body. The information here covers only cancerous tumors of the thyroid.
Malignant (cancerous) thyroid tumors
The two most common types of thyroid cancer are papillary carcinoma and follicular carcinoma. These types are differentiated tumors, which develop from thyroid follicular cells. In these cancers, the cells look a lot like normal thyroid tissue when seen under a microscope.
There are other types of thyroid cancer, which are rare.
Differentiated thyroid cancersPapillary carcinoma: About 8 of 10 thyroid cancers are papillary carcinomas. Most often they grow very slowly. Often they grow in only one lobe of the thyroid gland, but sometimes they happen in both lobes. Even though they grow slowly, they often spread to the lymph nodes in the neck. But most of the time, these cancers can be treated well and are rarely fatal.
Follicular carcinoma: Follicular carcinoma is the next most common type of thyroid cancer. This cancer is much less common than papillary thyroid cancer, making up about 1 out of 10 thyroid cancers. These cancers usually remain in the thyroid gland. They usually don't spread to lymph nodes, but some can spread to other parts of the body, such as the lungs or bones. The outlook for follicular carcinoma may not be quite as good as that of papillary carcinoma, although it is still very good in most cases.
Hürthle cell carcinoma is a kind of follicular carcinoma. It accounts for a very small number of thyroid cancers. The outlook may not be as good as that of typical follicular carcinoma because this type is harder to find and treat.
Other types of thyroid cancers Medullary thyroid carcinoma (MTC): This accounts for about 4% of thyroid cancers. It starts in the C cells of the thyroid gland. In some cases MTC can run in families. Sometimes these cancers can spread to other parts of the body even before a lump in the thyroid is found. The outlook for these cancers is not quite as good as that for differentiated thyroid cancers.
Anaplastic carcinoma: This is a rare form of thyroid cancer, making up about 2% of all thyroid cancers. This cancer is also called undifferentiated because the cancer cells do not look very much like normal thyroid cells under the microscope. It is a fast-growing cancer that often spreads to other parts of the body and is very hard to treat.
Parathyroid cancer
Behind, but attached to, the thyroid gland are 4 tiny glands called the parathyroids. The parathyroid glands help control the body's calcium levels. Cancers of the parathyroid glands are very rare — there are probably fewer than 100 cases each year in the United States.
Parathyroid cancers are often found because they cause a person's blood calcium level to be high. The person can become tired, weak, and drowsy. High calcium also makes you urinate (pee) a lot. Larger parathyroid cancers may also be found as a lump (nodule) near the thyroid. Parathyroid cancer is treated with surgery, but it is much harder to cure than thyroid cancer.
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Why do anime/manga characters have to look so flawless and beautiful?!?!? i mean it depends on who draws them of course.. but i have come across a lot of anime/manga that you can just go head over heels for... it makes u inspired to draw really good, or just fall in love with their artwork..... since i can't draw.. at all.. * i stick with stick figures and 1st grade artwork* idk.. well that's my thought of the day.. this freaken late :D PS:uhhhh.... you guys don't have to reply back, this is kind of a stupid thread XD
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I sometimes wish guys were as hawt as male anime characters. I'm sure the guys feel the same way. But the opposite. XD"If you can fool your friends,you can fool your enemies".Education well never be as expensive as ignorance.
sometimes i wish guys were that hot.
there are different styles but for the most part anime does have unrealistic standards of beauty. there are people who look average or ugly in anime but they'd mostly be villains. heroes are probably supossed to be beautiful to show they are pure of heart and villains are ugly because their evil nature is consuming and twisting them. "When the heavens do not bring forth justice, man must bring it upon himself to do so. That is the meaning of Jinchuu." -Enishi Yukishiro.
i wish people were as beautiful as drawings sometimes... *sigh... but i gotta admit they exaggerate on the females, nowadays, their boobs are like GINORMOUS.. like i was watching Chibi Vampire.. and the girl is like 16 and her boobs are GINORMOUS!! bleh.. since i'm a girl that stuff doesn't interest me... i mean wtf?!?! who's boobs are THAT big in real life.....
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BAM opens first real estate cafe
As part of its plan to deepen its "relationships" with its clients, Bangkok Commercial Asset Management (BAM) has opened its first Real Estate Cafe branch in Bangkok.
The new branch, located on the fourth floor of CentralPlaza Chaeng Wattana, combines BAM's signature yellow-and-blue colour scheme with welcoming natural wood decor. The café is notable for its large spaces, convenience and friendly atmosphere, said the company's senior executive vice president, Sumate Maneewattana.He added that new-look branch was intended to serve as a place where BAM could develop relationships with clients, which is in line with the firm's plan to achieve sales of Bt11.9 billion this year.An average of between 10 and 20 customers visit the branch every day.Kosin Samrongthong, am executive at Secret Agent Service Co, which designed the branch, said his firm kept in mind at all times that BAM is a service business. The company's yellow-and-blue colour scheme is preserved, with yellow as the main colour, with lines and curving features done in blue. Many of these features are made from wood, the main raw material used to decorate the branch. The interior design is also intended to be functional, Kosin said. In the Real Estate Cafe section, coffee is served and space is provided for customers to relax. A second section has a counter where customers can find information and purchase assets. There is also an exhibition space and a meeting room. To create a feeling of space and a friendly atmosphere, the designer also used warm lighting.The branch will serve as a model for the next two branches, which will open this year at Seacon Square and Central Rama 2, Sumate said.
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February 28, 2013
Pickens: Let's Kill OPEC's Grip on Our Economy
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T. Boone Pickens was headed to a private lunch with outgoing Energy Secretary Steven Chu when I caught up with him by phone this week.
In the four years that Chu's been in office, he's never met privately with Pickens, the outspoken former oilman turned investor who's been a proponent of natural gas vehicles.
For the past few years, Pickens, who lives in Dallas, has been promoting his plan to wean the country off foreign oil. Critics are quick to point out that Pickens' agenda would promote his investments in natural gas and a company that makes natural gas vehicles. Others call that putting his money where his mouth is.
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I'm going to coach the all-star team
I'm pretty excited about it. It is the 9 and 10 year olds so my oldest does not qualify but I already talked to the manager that asked me to help him and he is all for the 8 year old girls to come and practice against them. It will give the 8 year olds a taste of what to expect and the all-star team a little practice.
The manager and I are on the same page about how we want to coach the girls and it's important to both of us that they have fun because who knows if any of these girls will ever be on all-stars again. I'm really looking forward to it but, of course, it means 3 more weeks of softball....maybe more if we win the first tournament.


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Pride officially starts tomorrow which means San Francisco is having a serious rainbow binge. We've been wearing rainbow-themed outfits since Monday; even the buses are wearing rainbows! Our manufacturing team got in on the fun and not only made our Pride Messengers but also made two massive Ballistic rainbows for our Pride booth this weekend.
Come visit our booth at Pride on Saturday and Sunday on Grove between Larkin and Hyde.
Sewing our giant ballistic rainbow in our San Francisco factory.
Find us at Pride. We'll be at Grove between Larkin and Hyde on Saturday and Sunday.


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Are Individual Investors Fleeing Stocks? Nope
A new report from Vanguard Group casts some doubt on the meme that retail investors have been fleeing stocks like rats from a sinking ship.
The report, "How America Saves," is the latest installment in Vanguard's annual survey of the more than 3 million Americans who participate in retirement plans administered by the giant fund company.
To be sure, this year's study (encompassing data from 2011) shows that the proportion of assets in retirement plans invested in stocks fell three percentage points from last year and is down eight points from its peak in 2007. But that still leaves 65% in stocks – versus 17% in cash and 10% each in bonds and balanced funds.
While the financial commentariat would have you believe that retail investors have been yanking their last farthings out of the stock market, the folks in Vanguard's huge sample of retirement savers still have two-thirds of their money riding on stocks.
The story gets more interesting when you look beyond people's balances to see what they are doing with the contributions from their current paychecks. Fully 71% of that money is going into stocks, reports Vanguard – up one percentage point from 2010 and three points higher than in 2009.
If this is "the death of equities," the funeral seems extraordinarily well-attended.
There is something subtle going on beneath the surface, however. The share of new contributions going directly into diversified stock funds is only 38% – down drastically from 51% in 2007. Employees have also scaled back their stake in their own company stock, to 6% now from 8% in 2007. The money they have yanked from company stock and diversified equity funds has migrated into target-date funds, those prebundled baskets of stocks, bonds and cash that are aimed at workers who will retire in specific years. When you count the portion of target-date assets that are invested in stocks, they account for about a 27% commitment to equities.
What seems to be happening, then, is that investors think they have been selling stocks. But they continue to buy them indirectly, perhaps without always realizing it.
Retirement investors have been selling funds that invest exclusively in stocks and moving the proceeds (along with their new money) into target-date funds that invest partly in stocks. The net result is an essentially unchanged allocation to equities – perhaps at a lower level of anxiety, since target-date funds have a ballast of bonds and cash that keep them from pitching as violently in stock-market selloffs.
And, let us note, this migration to target-date funds enables fund-management companies to continue to collect more-generous fees than they would earn if investors fled directly from stock funds into cash.
In short, the public's infatuation with stock funds isn't dead. It's alive and well, but it's going in by the back door.


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Bye bye 2011 and welcome 2012. I have to admit how time flies and today is the second day of 2012. We didn't have any special celebration to welcome the new year. We just have a simple dine out among 4 of us. Then fireworks near my house started to explode when the clock strike at 12am. This was how we welcome the new year.
Back to this post. This is going to be a long one, to jot down stories that happened in December and months back which I don't have time to blog about it. I have gathered all the stories I left behind and all is wrap up here. Time is catching up. I am getting older I hope this blog is something for me to keep my memory alive.
Gifts and presents :
|Ving Heng received this jacket from SIL. It is Trudy and Teddy .
|Chloe's mummy gave this Pyssla beads set to Ving Yan long ago. We only started to play with it during this school holiday.
|She also got some gifts for the kids.
|Sister bought this for me.
|Sil bought new clothes for the kids from her Europe trip.
|This is my new hair accessories from Juicy Couture.
|Heng Heng Christmas presents from my sister.
|Yan Yan's Christmas presents from my sister. She also has a doctor's toy set from SIL.
Christmas event :
|On Christmas day, the kids joined a scrap book making activity in Mid Valley.
|Ving Yan enjoyed this session very much.
|This one done by Heng Heng
|and this one belongs to Yan Yan.
We visit some tourist attractions and took a lot of pictures as usual. So just let;s the picture do the talking.
|We visited Muzium Samudera.
|Malacca landmark..
|My sister in law wedding day on 5th Nov
|Yan Yan is the flower girl.
|Ving Yan 5th birthday celebrated at Ah Ma house.
|Ving Yan with her brother and cousin brother.
|Birthday celebration in the school.
Bangkok Trip July 2011 :
No time to sort of this Bangkok trip post so just the pictures do the talking. Overall it was a very enjoyable shopping and makan-makan trip.
|The kids have fun in Critterland.
|Yan Yan school concert ( Dec 2010 )
Here's wishing all my friends a very happy new year. May your new year filled with happiness, health and prosperity!


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SARMs, or "selective androgen receptor modulators," are experimental drugs that are illegal for use in dietary supplement products, but they still can be found in stores and on the Internet. SARMs are most often found in products advertised to have effects similar to those of anabolic steroids.
Read the Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS) FAQ about SARMs to learn more, including the ingredient names used for SARMs that may appear on dietary supplement labels. And remember: FDA does not approve dietary supplements prior to marketing. For more information on FDA's role with regard to dietary supplements, visit FDA Basics.
Cannabidiol (CBD) is a major chemical found in marijuana that may have beneficial effects on certain health conditions, but it's still being tested as a new drug. However, FDA recently announced that products containing CBD cannot be sold as dietary supplements.
Read the Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS) FAQ for more information, which also includes a link to the OPSS FAQ on hemp. While you're there, check out our other OPSS FAQs. Still can't find the answer you're looking for? Use our "Ask the Expert" button located on the OPSS home page.
It's cause for concern: Approximately 30% of teens consume energy drinks on a regular basis. Energy drinks provide no nutritional benefit and can actually pose health risks to adolescents, including increased heart rate, high blood pressure, anxiety, digestive problems, sleep disturbances, dehydration, and even death. Teens who consume energy drinks are also more likely to engage in unhealthy behaviors such as drinking more sugar-sweetened beverages, smoking cigarettes, and using drugs and alcohol.
Many of the negative effects associated with energy drinks are due to the large amounts of stimulants in these beverages. Their caffeine content can range from 50 to more than 500 mg per can or bottle. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children and teens:
- consume no more than 100 mg of caffeine per day (equal to about 2 cans of caffeine-containing soda or one 8 oz. cup of coffee) and
- avoid energy drinks altogether.
However, the amount of caffeine teens consume from energy drinks is trending upwards, in part due to heavy marketing with celebrity athletes. Be sure to talk to your teens about the potential problems associated with energy drinks, and make sure they don't confuse them with sports drinks.
Whole foods, not dietary supplements, should be your first choice for protein. Protein supports muscle growth and repair. People often turn to protein supplements (such as whey, casein, and soy) to optimize those effects, especially after a workout. Whole food protein sources such as lean meats, fish, dairy products, legumes, nuts, and seeds are just as effective (in some cases more effective) than protein supplements. Whey protein products can be an acceptable, convenient, and efficient way to deliver protein when your needs are greater or when normal dietary sources are not available. If you are using protein supplements, be sure to choose a product that has been third-party evaluated for its quality. Read more here.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is again warning about the dangers of powdered pure caffeine. At least 2 deaths (both teenagers) were associated with it in 2014, yet it continues to be sold, primarily in bulk online. FDA recently sent warning letters to 5 distributors of pure powdered caffeine, warning about potential serious health effects. FDA notes that it's difficult to determine the difference between a safe amount and a toxic amount but that one teaspoon is roughly equivalent to 28 cups of coffee. For more information, read FDA's update and HPRC's 2014 article.
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Dietary supplements and medications (prescription or over-the-counter) can be a dangerous combination. Many dietary supplement ingredients, especially herbs and botanicals, can interact with drugs or even other dietary supplements, which can either increase or decrease the effectiveness of your medications. In other words, you could be getting too much or too little of the medications that you need, putting your health at risk.
If you are taking or plan on taking a dietary supplement, inform your healthcare provider to make sure it's safe to use with your medications. Even then, you should still take caution, as some dietary supplements contain ingredients not listed on the label.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advises consumers to be aware of certain supplement/drug interactions and offers tips to stay safe. For more information, see the FDA's Consumer Update. And for information about many known interactions, visit the Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database (NMCD).
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For more answers to common questions we've received about dietary supplements, please visit our Operation Supplement Safety FAQs.
Stimulants can be dangerous to your health, especially in large quantities, but they're what give energy drinks their "punch." You may already know caffeine is a major stimulant found in energy drinks. But do you know that energy drinks often contain other stimulants? These can include "hidden sources" of caffeine (such as guarana, green coffee bean, green tea, and yerba mate), yohimbe, and synephrine (bitter orange).
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Some things are just better the second time around. For some, it's marriage. For others, it's childbirth or career. For Mel Guthman, a member of Kehillat Israel in Pacific Palisades, this was the case with his bar mitzvah -- and well worth the 70-year wait.
"One of the reasons I wanted to do this a second time is because my first bar mitzvah was very sad," Guthman, 83, says. "My father had cancer of the esophagus, and he died four months later and nobody was in the mood to celebrate at all. I remember that the mood was very dreary."
Most people associate bar mitzvahs with boys turning 13. However, since the Torah gives a man's life span as 70 years, living 13 years beyond that age has been considered, in Jewish tradition, something of a renaissance.
Guthman remembers his initial reaction when, as he approached his May 29 birthday, Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben and other Kehillat Israel leaders talked to him about staging a second bar mitzvah.
"I thought they were out of their mind," Guthman says.
But upon further reflection, Guthman pursued the idea. The reasons were personal, but also philosophical.
"Being Jewish has been really rough since Sept. 11 and I took real pride in being Jewish up on that bimah," Guthman says.
At first, Guthman wasn't very comfortable with his Hebrew or his oratory skills. But with the help of Cantor Chaim Frankel and friend Jack Hirsh, he was ready within three months.
"He studied his bar mitzvah diligently," Frankel says. "He was one of my best students and the only student at that age. More importantly it wasn't the studies -- it's the man who he is. This wasn't just words for Mel Guthman, these were actions. This was a rite of passage for his commitment to continue his acts of kindness for the Jewish community."
"I was so confident with my Hebrew and these were all friends and I was really relaxed," Guthman says of bar mitzvah No. 2.
Bar mitzvah No. 1 occurred in Cincinnati, Ohio, from where Guthman, now retired from the mobile home industry, originally came to Los Angeles 57 years ago. Within a year, he met his wife, Laura. Since growing roots in Los Angeles, the Guthmans have been very philanthropically involved with the local Jewish community. They have been big supporters of Jewish Home for the Aging for more than two decades. They have also made substantial donations to The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles' Jews in Crisis fund and participated in The Federation's 1997 mission to Cuba.
"We've been travelers since we were married," Guthman says. "We've been around the world three times. In school, my best subjects were geography and history. In traveling, you get both of those."
On June 15, 116 relatives and friends came from around the country to celebrate Guthman's big day, including his daughter, Julie Guthman, and 8-year-old granddaughter, Sierra, from Berkeley; his son, attorney and property manager Mitchell Guthman, and his sister, Ruthe Pearlman, who turned 89 this year and received her honorary doctorate last week from the Cincinnati Art Academy. They all watched as Guthman read from Parshat Behar-Behukotai.
"One of the highlights was when they asked me [and my family] to come up and they opened the ark," Laura Guthman says. "But during the time Mel was doing the Hebrew, I was a little tense."
"My wife arranged everything," says Guthman proudly. "She did a lot of work, including the guest list. She was very relieved when it was over," he says with a laugh.
"In all honesty, it exceeded my expectations very, very much," says Guthman's wife. "It turned out to be one of the nicest bar mitzvahs despite the age of the bar mitzvah boy. I originally wasn't too enthusiastic about the whole thing, but it turned out to be sensational."
So for Guthman, was the entire experience better the second time around?
"I was walking on air," he says.
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weekly meal plan Feb. 2 - 8
What's yours?
February 2 – 8, 2014
breakfast – farmer's skillet meal, veggie juice
lunch – egg salad on cucumber slices, guacamole & chips
dinner – Super Bowl: pulled pork, coleslaw, buffalo chicken dip, nachos, chocolate covered cherry cake
breakfast – eggs in ham cups w/tomato slices & pepper rings, veggie juice
lunch - leftovers
dinner – smokehouse beef roast, beans, salad, oranges
breakfast – paleo waffles, blueberries, veggie juice
lunch – tuna/tomato/avocado salad
dinner – tacos
breakfast – paleo granola w/diced apples, veggie juice
lunch – misc. skillet meal
dinner – creamy chicken florentine, carrot & raisin salad
breakfast – grain-free banana pancakes, veggie juice, oranges
lunch – chicken alfredo skillet with broccoli
dinner – lasagna, salad
breakfast – veggie omelet, hash browns, veggie juice
lunch – smoked sausage veggie soup
dinner – bacon cheeseburger skillet meal
breakfast – fend for yourself
lunch – leftovers
dinner – pizza, salad
I don't do certain days but here is the list
B:breakfast burritos; cereal; scrambled eggs & oat bran muffins; french toast with bacon; sausage biscuits; oatmeal & fruit; cinnamon rolls with fruit smoothies
L: leftovers; sandwichesx3(pb, lunchmeat & chicken salad); pizza pinwheels; soup. all will include 2-3 sides
D:cheeseburgers with potatoe wedges & gr beans; chicken & rice with some sort of veggie; ravioli with salad & breadsticks; chicken pot pie(for my birthday on wednesday); fried rice with crab wontons; taco soup; order out pizza Saturday night


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Christina Aguilera Tweeted a photo from the set of her new video on Tuesday, giving fans a clear look at her slim figure.
"On set shooting music video with @Alexoficial for #HoyTengoGanasDeTi," she writes.
In the image, The Voice judge, who will return as a mentor when season 5 picks up Sept. 23, shows off her curves by posing in a black bra and skin-tight skirt.
Shot on an opulent balcony overlooking the ocean, the photo also reflects the sultry romanticism of her duet with Mexican singer Alejandro Fernandez. The song is a cover of Miguel Gallardo's 1975 ballad and its title means "Today I Want You For Me" in English.
This isn't the first time Aguilera has showcased her toned physique. In March, she attended the season 4 premiere of The Voice in a little black dress that highlighted her recent slim-down. And at last month's Time 100 Gala, she was a showstopper in a figure-hugging gown and diamonds.
A source close to the singer has confirmed she is working out at home regularly and "exploring new methods of exercise" with different trainers, including weight training with fitness guru Tee Sorge.
The work sure seems to be paying off.
Christina Aguilera Shows Off a Slim and Sexy Curves on Twitter
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Did the Browns just set the table for a promising 2014 draft or run up the surrender flag for the 2013 season -- or both -- with their surprise trade to Indianapolis of Trent Richardson, the team's top draft pick in 2012, in exchange for the Colts' first-round draft pick next year?
Our editorial board weighs in and seeks your insights in the comments below.
Kevin O'Brien, deputy editorial page editor, The Plain Dealer:
Since the Browns showed no evidence of having a running game with Trent Richardson on the field, there's no reason to think the season will be any worse than it would have been if he had stayed. The 2014 draft certainly does look promising. It has the potential to take the Browns from bad simply because they're bad, to bad because they're young and inexperienced. I guess that's a step up. Come to think of it, Browns fans will see a running game this week: backup quarterback Brian Hoyer running for his life, since the Minnesota Vikings will feel no need to guard against a ground attack. Insurance paid up, Brian?
Peter Krouse, editorial writer, Northeast Ohio Media Group:
From the day Trent Richardson arrived in Cleveland I never thought he was quite as good as advertised. He was fast and strong, but always seemed a half-step slow at hitting the holes. So he was expendable, and now the Browns can use the first-round pick from Indianapolis to help rebuild. It's just a shame that the organization is conceding this season. Go Indians!
Elizabeth Sullivan, opinion director, Northeast Ohio Media Group:
It's a pretty sad situation all around when you can trade your top draft choice from the year before and the consensus is that it's unlikely to make much difference in the team's dismal fortunes. Did I say sad? Pathetic.
Sharon Broussard, editorial writer, Northeast Ohio Media Group:
I'm no football fan but the trade seems like bad news for the Browns. However, so did keeping him on the roster. In short, let's stop mourning the Browns and root for the Indians.
Christopher Evans, editorial writer, Northeast Ohio Media Group:
The Browns gave up on the season in the home opener. They stink like another substance that is also brown in color. Do not cry for Trent Richardson. He's pulling down $1.3 million this year. He'll probably have a much better season with the Colts and a real quarterback. And -- seriously -- Jimmy Haslam should have sold the naming rights to the stadium to a funeral home.
Fans, true fans, should take their business across town to Progressive Field. The Indians are performing heroically. They've got heart, they play to win, they never quit. Go cheer some real pros.


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In 2003 Honda created the VF 750 Magna, which is a V4 748.00 ccm (45,41 cubic inches) beautiful motorcycle that we will now get to know better by examining its characteristics in further detail.
Over the next few lines Motorbike Specifications will provide you with a complete list of the available Honda VF 750 Magna technical specifications, such as engine type, horsepower, torque, top speed, compression rates, tyre dimensions and many others, so here it goes:
Honda VF 750 Magna Technical Specifications
- Brand: Honda
- Model: VF 750 Magna
- Production Year: 2003
- Category (Type of Bike): Custom – cruiser
- Engine Size: 748.00 ccm (45,41 cubic inches)
- Engine Type: V4
- Engine Horsepower: 78.20 HP (56,81 kW)) @ 9000 RPM
- Compression Rates: 10.8:1
- Stroke: 4
- Torque: 65.00 Nm (6,57 kgf-m or 47,66 ft.lbs) @ 7250 RPM
- Starter Type: N/A
- Top Speed: N/A
- Transmission Type: Chain
- Gearbox Type: 5 speed
- Fuel Capacity: 13.62 litres (3,58 gallons)
- Fuel Control: DOHC
- Number of Valves: 4
- Cooling System Type: Liquid
- Weight: 229.1 kg (502,48 pounds)
- Length: 2362 mm (92,54 inches)
- Front Brakes Type: Single disc. 2-Piston caliper
- Rear Brakes Type: Expanding brake (drum brake). Single Leading-Shoe Drum
- Front Tyre Dimensions: 120/80 – 17
- Rear Tyre Dimensions: 150/80 – 17
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Gilad presented the following explanation :
> Hi
> I am implementing netbackup enterprise server 6.0 mp3 on my network.
> When I'm backing up servers on the local network the backup is successful,
> how ever when I'm trying to backup servers on DMZ (different sub net which
> divided with firewall) I'm getting error code 23.
> I all ready open all the ports between the backup server to the client and
> the other way around.
> What can be the problem?
When I get that error I try ping both ways. If that is successfull I
try to telnet to port 13782 (bpcd uses this port) both ways. Often
times it will give me a clue as to what is going on. It sound like your
issue may be with the hardware that is between the servers.
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2010 Capiaux Cellars Pinot Noir Widdoes Vineyard Russian River Valley
Producer: Capiaux Cellars
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Pinot Noir
Origin: California
Region: Sonoma
91(+?) Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - May/June 2012
(Capiaux's oldest source): Good medium red. Tight but nicely perfumed nose offers cherry, cola, anise, black pepper and a whiff of rum raisin. Darker than the Chimera bottling, with the pepper and Asian spice elements giving the mid-palate an attractively brisk quality. Distinctly wild, brooding pinot with lovely intensity and length. As this is normally a low-tannin site, Capiaux adds back 10% to 15% of the stems to give the wine more structural support.


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MARTINSBURG - The mantra under which Berkeley Plaza Theatre 7 operates is, "Big movies, small prices since 1965." While the theater continues to offer low prices on movie tickets and concessions, providing quality service to customers is no small feat.
Amidst concerns about the safety of moviegoers and ever-advancing technology, customer satisfaction remains its top priority.
"If the community doesn't help us, then we're not going to be in business. That's all it is. So we want to do what the community wants," said Matthew Elliott, manager at Berkeley Plaza Theatre 7.
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A view of the front of Berkeley Plaza Theatre 7 and its advertising car. The theatre has been showing low-price films since 1964.
And what do they want? An inexpensive, entertaining and safe experience. In the wake of the Colorado theater shooting, several customers have become concerned with safety at movie theaters.
"It's a good thing people ask," Elliott said. "We don't want them to feel like that (they're) sitting in a movie theater and have to keep looking over their shoulder. ... We don't want people to feel scared when they walk through the theater."
While the theater has always had security in the form of plain-clothed law enforcement, security cameras at all entrances of the theater and frequent walk-throughs during showings, Elliott says they plan to increase their efforts.
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"We want to make sure everything's good for customers. ... We check everything coming through the door. We keep our eyes and ears open. We try to keep everything under control, and when something does happen we react to it as fast as possible," he said.
In addition to increasing security at Berkley Plaza, the theater replaced its 35mm film system with a digital cinema system in March. The results are producing crisp and clear picture quality, along with impeccable sound. The response from customers has been nothing short of positive.
"Digital is about ... a million times better," Elliott said. "The first day we put it in, we had so many comments about it. Everybody was saying that it's immaculate."
In order to continue providing quality entertainment to the community, Berkeley Plaza will host car shows on Aug. 24 and Sept. 21 from 5 to 8 p.m. There will be no admission charge or registration for vehicles on display, allowing for a more casual atmosphere.
"Spend a night at the movies, look at cars. Have a good night on the town," Elliott said of the shows.
Berkeley Plaza Theatre 7 is continuing to work on opening Windmill Cinemas 4 in Charles Town as well. Windmill Cinemas will be modeled after Berkeley Plaza Theatre 7 - first-run films at low prices - though it has had a slow start.
"Give us a little bit of time. We're still working out the kinks to get it through and get it put up," Elliott said.
The theater will pursue a number of upgrades in the coming months. These include digital showtime and concession stand boards, as well as a move to provide some 3D movies. Berkeley Plaza is hoping to have these new features completed by the fall.
"We're trying to get everything up to date. To have the best movie experience and to keep the people rolling through the door. To keep people coming back," Elliot said.
Berkeley Plaza Theatre will collect donations for the victims in Colorado for the months of August and September. Donations will be collected at the box office and concession stands, and names of donors will be displayed at the theater. For more information, contact Matthew Elliott at 304-263-9303.


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At the second presidential debate, a woman in the audience asked Mitt Romney how his economic plan differed from the last Republican president, George W. Bush. The woman who asked the question was worried that Romney would repeat the Bush policies that lead to the meltdown of US banking system and the worst recession since the Great Depression hit in 1929.
It is a legitimate question, since the focal point of the 2012 presidential campaign has been the economy, which candidate will create the most jobs and, more importantly, how he will create them.
How Romney plans to carry out his plan must go beyond campaign trail rhetoric, because the success or failure of any plan is in the details. That's why the truth about the details matter. Words don't create jobs.
Any successful economic plan must address outlying issues in a comprehensive way. As we heard in the second presidential debate, health care, taxes and education are pocketbook issues that affect overall quality of life for millions of Americans.
President Obama strongly supports education programs and job training as one of the many ways to grow the economy outward from the middle class. He also believes that a good education is a clear path to lifting people out of poverty.
Romney takes a completely different approach.
Even with most of the details still missing, Romney is a still a Republican, and there are certain fundamentals tied to his party affiliation that fill in some of those details.
Republicans believe that job growth comes from manipulating regulatory policy and the tax code. They suggest that if the wealthy pay less in taxes, they will use their extra money to expand their businesses, which in turn, is supposed to create more jobs.
The theory is only partly based on Keynesian supply-and-demand economics, which support a certain degree of government involvement to balance the inherent dangers of unrestrained capitalism.
There are historic references to the success and failure of extreme departures from the "tried and true." The most recent example is what happened during the George W. Bush administration.
In response to the 2001 recession, Bush attempted to grow the economy through massive tax cuts, not unlike those that Romney is proposing.
The first round of Bush tax cuts in 2001 included, "a reduction in income taxes, the elimination of the so-called 'marriage penalty,' the end of the estate tax," according to the Bancroft Library. "Congress estimates the total cost of these tax cuts to be at least $1.4 trillion through fiscal year 2011."
Bush took his tax cut policy a step further two years later, with the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 in response to the failure of the previous tax cut to sufficiently revive the economy during the 2001 recession.
Despite two massive tax cuts and the deregulation of the banking industry, the Bush economic policies did not achieve the desired result. Instead, they created an explosion in the deficit and led to a financial meltdown in September of 2008, just as Bush was winding down his second term.
The Romney tax plan is fundamentally the same as the Bush policy. Both plans rely on tax cuts for the wealthy to generate economic growth. So in order for Romney's plan to yield a different result than the Bush plan, there must be some details that differentiate it.
The Romney-Paul Ryan ticket has been reluctant to offer details of their economic plan and there has been vigorous debate over whether the numbers actually add up.
When challenged about his tax plan details at Tuesday's debate with Obama, Romney insisted that his numbers "add up."
A New York Times analysis on Thursday put it this way:
"So does it all add up because he says so? No.
The Tax Policy Center did the math yesterday. Capping deductions at $25,000 would raise $1.3 trillion in tax revenue over 10 years, $3.7 trillion short of what Mr. Romney needs to pay for his tax cut promises. Capping deductions at $17,000 – a level the Romney campaign floated a few weeks ago – would raise $1.7 trillion, a shortfall of $3.3 trillion. Even if Mr. Romney eliminated all itemized deductions, his plan would raise only $2 trillion, a deficit of $3 trillion.
Under any scenario he has sketched so far, Mr. Romney's proposed tax cut would blow a hole in the deficit. And for what? To preserve and enhance immense tax cuts for the already wealthy."
According to the Congressional Budget Office, if the Bush tax cuts are extended, as in Romney's plan, the national debt will increase dramatically. But Romney wants to expand those tax cuts even more.
Claiming that the tax cuts will be offset by budget cuts does not change the dollar amount of the tax cuts themselves. So when Romney and Ryan dodge questions on their tax plan, saying no one should worry about the details, this is a response that should set off all sorts of alarm bells.
All totaled, the Romney-Ryan plan will cost about $9 trillion over 10 years. If that money is not going to add to the deficit, it has to come from cuts. The only place that gives a hint of where those cuts come from is the Ryan budget, which slashes federal spending so deeply that even Romney admitted in an interview with Time Magazine it would cause a "recession or depression" if enacted.
And much like the Bush economic plan, the Romney proposal does not create jobs, it destroys them.
"Full implementation of the economic plans of Romney-Ryan and the Republican Congress would kill 1.9 million jobs in 2013 and 2014, sinking the economy back into recession," according to the Daily Kos.
Furthermore, "Extreme spending cuts caused by Romney's proposed 20% government spending cap would trigger a shock wave of job losses starting in Washington then moving out into the U.S. private sector. Because the United States is the world's largest consumer of global products and the European Union is struggling to contain its debt crisis, implementation of the Romney-Ryan plan could start a deflationary spiral and global economic panic."
There are enough questions surrounding the Romney-Ryan economic plan to be worried. Why hide the details if there is nothing in them for voters to fear?
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Yahoo Sports Gets iOS 7 Redesign, Awesome Gif Creation Tool For Sharing 'Big 4′ Sports Moments
Yahoo Sports gets a fantastic looking redesign today for iOS 7, and gains a slick new feature called 'Loops'. Loops allows you to skim through a game, pick a short segment and create a gif complete with effects, captions and looping to share with friends or networks. Read More . . .


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Limited Edition 24"x36" 'Heart Like A Hand Grenade' Movie Poster and DVD bundle exclusively available in the Green Day Music Store Now!
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LOS ANGELES / NEW YORK (November 12, 2015) - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Green Day are pleased to share Heart Like a Hand Grenade, an unprecedented behind the scenes look at the writing and recording of their legendary album American Idiot. The documentary will be available for purchase digitally and on DVD via Reprise Records tomorrow, November 13, 2015.
Captured on film by director John Roecker, Heart Like a Hand Grenade is considered by many to be a "lost film". More than 10 years after the release of American
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Klipsch was honored to be part of the festivities when Green Day was inducted into the Rock and Hall of Fame museum in 2015.
In between rehearsals before the induction ceremony, Green Day's legendary bass player Mike Dirnt visited the Klipsch green room backstage and heaped praise upon us, saying he has always loved our speakers and headphones. It was flattering, to say the least.
In 1986, Dirnt formed the band alongside Billie Joe Armstrong that would end up being one of the true icons of the punk rock era.
On Friday 11/13 at 1PM PST John Roecker director of 'Heart Like A Hand Grenade' will answer your questions live on the Green Day Facebook Page. Stay tuned for instructions on how to submit your questions: HERE
November 09, 2015AMERICAN IDIOT RELOADED came to a spectacular end yesterday and today we have learned it is nominated for SEVEN BroadwayWorld awards!
You decide the winners by voting! VOTE for AMERICAN IDIOT in the following SEVEN nominations:
- Best Musical (Local Production)
- Best Direction of a Musical (Local Production)- Marco Gomez
- Best Musical Direction (Local Production) - Christopher Raymond
- Best Lead Actor in a Musical (Local Production) - Jess Ford [Johnny]
- Best Lead Actor in a Musical (Local Production) - Andrew Diego [St. Jimmy]
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Two debates in Erie races scheduled Thursday night
Debates will be held tonight in two key races in the Nov. 6 election.
The Erie Reader 2012 Downtown Debate Series, which is free and open to the public, will take place at the Jefferson Educational Society, 3207 State St.
At 7 p.m., Democrat Ryan Bizzarro and Republican Jason Owen will debate in the race for the 3rd District state House seat held by Rep. John Hornaman, who isn't seeking re-election.
At 8 p.m., Democrat Sean Wiley and Republican Janet Anderson will debate in the race for the 49th District state Senate seat. State Sen. Jane Earll, who now holds that seat, is not seeking re-election.
The candidates will take questions from a three-member panel: Erie Reader Managing Editor Ben Speggen, WICU-TV anchorman Kevin MacDowell and Erie Reader contributing editor Cory Vaillancourt. John Last, a reporter with WSEE-TV and WICU-TV, will moderate.
The Owen/Bizzarro debate will be shown at 7 p.m. Wednesday on WICU-TV, and the Anderson/Wiley debate will be shown on Oct. 24 at 7 p.m.


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Meet the people of NASA, where the youth of today
gain information to become the scientists and engineers of tomorrow. At
NASA Quest you can join these enthusiastic people and learn about their
diverse and exciting careers at NASA. Through their online profiles and
journals, you'll peek behind the scenes to see what it takes to prepare
the shuttle for human space exploration and aerospace design, from the
scientists and researchers on the ground to the pilots and astronauts
in space. NASA Quest gives you all you need to know about who is making
the dreams of yesterday come true today and who is developing the technology
and visions for tomorrow.
Team Profiles are organized according to the expert's responsibilities
at NASA. Included are: a description of their job, how they got to their
position at NASA, helpful hints to students interested in a similar career,
and often some personal anecdotes that make them "come alive" to students.
Field Journals give you a chance to read about STO team members' day-to-day
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Ruby Nell Davis
Ruby Nell Davis, 63, wife of Charles Steven Haynes, of 210 Country Circle Drive, Westminster, passed away on Wednesday, August 29, 2012 at Cottingham Hospice Home.
A graveside service will be held on Saturday, September 1, 2012 at 11:00 AM at Neville Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 6:00-8:00 pm Friday, August 31, 2012 at Davenport Funeral Home.
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The two sides bickering over the future Champlain bridge are no closer to an agreement on who will pay for it.
The federal government says local funding - meaning tolls - are a necessary condition to getting the bridge built.
But Quebec City and local municipal governments say downloading the cost onto them is unfair.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says replacing the Champlain depends on local funding because it is not an international or intergovernmental bridge.
Tolls, he says, were a condition to the bridge being built.
"Those conditions aren't going to change and they are the only basis on which we justify such a project that frankly we are not doing in any other part of the country."
Montreal mayor Denis Coderre said Ottawa cannot treat Montreal and Quebec City as junior partners in the project and that they need a bigger say.
"From the tolls to how you build it to how you all work together, you have to be part of the plan," Coderre says.
Stephen Harper was in Montreal to announce research funding for five projects related to Alzheimer's and austism.
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The singer, who has a starring role in the upcoming movie musical Nine, about an Italian film director's life and loves, says her hubby didn't mind when she had to add a few extra pounds to her famously toned body.
"When I came home from filming he was excited. He enjoys having both: the extra meat to grab when it's there and the tight stomach when that's there," she tells Cosmopolitan in its December issue. "He's never been critical."
The interview was conducted before allegations surfaced that Duhamel, 36, was unfaithful to his wife of less than a year. But the couple, who through reps have both called the claims of infidelity "ridiculous," have put on a united front. The pair snuggled over dinner in Atlanta this week.
In the interview, Fergie, 34, paints the picture of a marriage in which Duhamel would have little reason to stray.
"You know, in Italy, Catholic boys are raised to believe that there are two types of women: the Madonna and the whore," says the sexy singer. "And me? I'm both."
Up next for Fergie is a trip to Paris where she is expected to make a round of promotional appearances with her band the Black Eyed Peas next week.
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This wasn't a total disaster: I mean, it wasn't like we just wrapped up a 0-16 season or anything. The Vikings rolled into Pittsburgh Sunday afternoon facing perhaps their biggest challenge of the season as they lined up against Benetration, Polamalu, Mike Tomlin and his awesome sunglasses. With Winfield declared out and B having a wet dream early in the game, it felt safe to say that as long as the Vikings could keep things close than they would have a shot. An unrealistic shot, like Sven Sunndgard trying to shack up with me for a night, but a shot nonetheless. That's pretty much how it played out until an untimely, yet TOTALLY anticipated interception ruined one more fabled comeback for the Silver Fox. But there was still a lot to take away from this. I didn't see the Vegas line on the game but I have to imagine that the Vikings were underdogs despite their 6-0 record. They were facing the Super Bowl champions on their home field with injuries in the Viking secondary. Despite all of this the Vikings impressively came to play. Usually it's games like this that people get all excited for to really see how the team will stack up against better competition and then they lost in Cleveland like fashion. Not so the case here. If the Vikings had decided not to ejaculate all over each other's hands in the showers at half time they probably would have held onto the ball and won the game. So … despite that guy stuff in the shower, the team play in the game was rather encouraging. But it was still pretty disappointing: And fuck a moral victory. That shit is for nerds and pimply faced high school dweebs who don't smoke cigarettes in the bathroom. The team fucking lost when they should have won. There's no excuse for that. The defense turned their pop warner squad around after last week's flat outing and held a fairly impressive Steelers offense to 13 points. That should have been enough to win,nted out perhaps sarcastically. The penalties were killers. The tripping call, while by the book (you apparently can't throw your legs up when trying to cut block? That's no fun! Where's the injury potential?), was still pretty ticky tacky. There were embarrassing coaching decisions again. Having first and goal from the two and not just ramming Purple Jesus down their throats to induce their gag reflex was a major, major mistake. Childress gets too fucking cute for his own fucking good. I don't want to see Favre throw the ball 51 times in a football game. Fuck, I don't even want him on this football team! But you better make your bed and sleep in it and because of that … Looks a little bit like déjà vu, this week's Mushroom Stamp of Disapproval: … Favre gets this week's Mushroom Stamp of Disapproval. Sure, he threw for over 300 yards but an armless and hairless gnome could throw for that many given 7,000 attempts in a game as well. Sure, the Vikings brought Favre in so he could win close games like the Ravens and 49ers games, and bring the team close enough to do so against the Steelers as well. And if TarVar was in there this would have been a forceful entry fest. But that interception on the pass play looked so god damn eerily similar to his last play as a Jet that it makes me want to fork my eyes out. Any Packer fan will tell you that this is the type of shit Viking fans should all come to expect. And while I hate to trying to soothe everyone with kind words and fuzzy thoughts that this loss isn't the end of the world, IT TOTALLY FUCKING IS! Ok, not really at all, but that was a pretty poor interception despite everything else, and here is me hoping that Silver Fox got that shit out of his system now against a non conference opponent instead of in the middle of a playoff game. Of course, I know that I'm holding out against hope with that wish and that this type of loss has been pretty much what I've been anticipating all year long. How hard do you think it would be to move up in the 2010 draft and grab Sam Bradford? Mike Tomlin looked like a bad ass: Hm … not really much to add to this here, I just wanted an excuse to post a picture of Tomlin wearing those Aviator type shades looking cooler than Andy in Wet Hot American Summer. I want him to be my coach. But not just that, I want him to be my friend, as well. /Sigh. Go to hell Pittsburgh: Congratulations you Steel Towned fuckwads, you beat up on a 78 year old man. Does that make you feel important? Go gargle some man juice. As much as the Vikings shouldn't have won that Ravens game, your rapist harboring little team shouldn't have pulled that one out either. In fact, you should all just learn how to pull out. I do hold on to little comfort knowing that Purple Jesus absolutely Kissed the Baby Sunday by embarrassing the Gayest player on your team on television. Also, I can feel comfort in knowing that you're still living in fucking Pittsburgh, which must be Detroit's retarded cousin, correct? Enjoy losing your division to the Bengals, ass hats. By the way, your quarterback looks like a fruit cake. An NFC North shanking: The Lions were on a bye, so fuck them. They're not important anyway. The Bears lost in exquisite fashion to the Bengals this week though, which made my day slightly better. Former Bear Cedric Benson ran for almost 200 yards on the team that black balled him out of Chicago, and now the Bears are stuck with Sulk Face, Matt Forte (is he French?) and a 3-3 record. Denver is looking pretty attractive right now, huh Cutler? You fucking idiot. Enjoy diabetes. The biggest concern for Viking fans is an emergent Green bay Packers team, while after packing the Cleveland Browns yesterday find themselves at 4-2 heading into next week's big Favrian return to Lambeau. This game will be more important than the Monday night meeting earlier this year for a couple of reasons. First, a Packer win gets them within one game of the Vikings atop the division as the Vikings head into their bye week. If Green Bay wins the week after against the 0-7 Bucs, all of a sudden we're all tied up. Second, this division lead is starting to look as large as my cock and as safe as my rape victims. With the Bears looking vastly overrated, the division should once again come down to the Packers and Vikings. Next week's game is going to go a long way in deciding it. But for now, your Minnesota Vikings still lead the division at 6-1. Apparently the Vikings Cheerleaders have new outfits? I don't know if anyone would notice this otherwise unless I pointed it out, but the Vikings Cheerleaders unveiled new cheering uniforms this past week. This brings up an interesting question; does anyone actually notice the cheerleader's uniforms? Fuck and no, for several reasons. First, in person I'm usually sitting so high up in the rafters that I can barely tell which team I'm cheering for, let alone what some 5'2", 90 pound girl is wearing on the field. Second, their continued hair show usually gets in the way of any skimpy clothing material they have on anyway. Third, I have zero interest in what they're wearing, aside from imagining what it'd look like on my girlfriend right before I take it off and then prematurely jizz in my sweatpants. But I know girls like to play dress up and do make up and play house and mimic blow jayskies and whatever else girls do, so if getting new outfits makes the cheerleaders happy, I guess I don't care. Honestly, this was just an excuse for me to get more page views and we all know it. A losing haiku for a Vikings loss: A loss is a loss Unless you throw a pick six Then it's just a Favre. We'll see you again on Friday for another Masturatory Game Preview of Favre's return to Lambeau. Should be a good one. Anyone want to meet up and watch it someone? Post your ideas of where in the comments! Enjoy the week, despite losing.
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Bristol senior Lucas Chapman is a senior at Bristol High School who is also the vice president of the Ohio Beta Club.
Beta Club is a club for students ingrades 9 to 12 with a GPA of 3.5 who want to make a difference in his or her community.
Lucas wanted to be vice president after going to a state convention. Also, because he thought it looked fun and was told by his team on the bus ride home that "You could not run for president because we already have someone that we want to run for it."
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ne of the recent community projects for the Beta Club at Bristol High School was sponsoring a community blood donor drive co-sponsored with the local American Red Cross chapter.
Pictured at the fall blood drive are , from left, Beta member Bryce Gabrielson, Bristol Beta President Lucas Chapman, and Beta adviser, Mrs. Prishak.
Lucas Chapman last year was elected Ohio Beta vice president and will be active at the upcoming Ohio Beta Convention this Thursday and Friday at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Columbus. Photo by Tyler Warren
To run for a state office you have to be a junior in the Beta Club and be nominated by yourself or a supervisor. When you run for office you have to make a campaign for yourself with a them, which Lucas's was "Toy Story" because he felt that kids could relate to it. Lucas's motto was "You've got a friend in Lucas."
While he was running Lucas said the main thing he wanted even if he didn't win was for people to remember him. When he was elected as vice president he said his reaction was "I was shocked when I heard my name get called. I was very happy and in awe when I heard my name called to be vice president."
He said that "Beta Club really helped him come out of his shell and learn how to be a leader. It also made me want to be a teacher and teach the next generation of children the same things that I have learned from Beta Club like leadership, character, service in the community, and to achieve."
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State Vice President of Beta Club
Bristol Beta Club President
Campaign theme to run for state office was Toy Story
Will be attending Akron University for a degree in Education
Wants to be an administrator someday
Supportive family, mom and dad together for 24 years; older brother attends Universit of Akron and grandparents live next door.
Played soccer for four years, starting goalie.
Played basketball for four years, first letter was received this past season
Played baseball last year because Bristol was short of players. He saidt it gave him the chance to work on "being a we instead of a me."
Currently playing indoor soccer at Farmer Jim's in Bazetta
Worked as a stock boy at Champion Sparkle and in a plastic factory.
As vice president of Ohio's Beta Clubs, Lucas mainly goes to different schools around Ohio and talks to kids about it to try to get more schools to start a Beta Club. He said that his favorite memory of Beta Club was when he went to Nashville, Tenn., for a convention and getting to see some other states officers that he had become very close to but had not seen in a very long time.
He said he has no regrets in anything he had done well in office and that he succeeded with every thing he wanted to get done.
" It will be hard and emotional for him to give up his office and to leave the Beta Club after he graduates."
The legacies Lucas hopes to leave are being a very good goalie in soccer, keeping everyone on the basketball team energized even when they were losing, and being called the best state officer from a chairman.
In other activities, Lucas played soccer for four years and lettered each year and played basketball for four years. Lucas was also Bristol's prom prince which he won when he was a junior and homecoming king .


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Monday, January 19, 2009
Good Morning, Mr. President. (Updated)
President Bush, a flawed man who will be judged by history far less harshly than he has been by contemporary media and by many of my fellow citizens, has left office. Today we celebrate the inauguration of Barrack Obama and, perhaps more significantly, we celebrate another peaceful passing of the power from one party to another.
There is no doubt that it is worth celebrating this proof of the continued gains of racial equality in the United States. That a black man could ascend to the seat of the presidency removes a significant barrier from the psyches of black men and women. No more is there a limit to how high that little black boy or girl can dream; from today, anything is possible. I truly believe that this is something worth celebrating.
So, yes, I celebrate the inauguration of Barrack Obama, President of the United States of America, and I hope and pray to the core of my being that his choices are wise, that his leadership matches his charisma, and that we are all better for his presidency. To hope for anything less than good for Obama would be an act of spite for my own country--not something I would be particularly proud of.
While I doubt that I will agree with all of his decisions, I will never treat the office or the president with anything less than the respect that he is due. I will voice my criticisms and disagreements with vigor but without rancor.
And today, like millions of other Americans, I will celebrate his election.
It isn't just this election, though; it's the continuation of the political system that has given us all a solid bedrock on which to build our futures. Every few years we hold elections in this country and some measure of power is passed from person to person and party to party. While our country isn't at its healthiest right now, our unique government and culture still give us a potential future that most of the world still envies. The continuity of our system is a beautiful thing even when we don't make the best decisions; if you doubt that, take a look at the joke that democracy became in Russia or the tragedy of faux-democracy through much of Africa. That's hardly a reason to feel calm and complacent, but it's a good reason to feel hopeful.
President Obama has a difficult road ahead, but he is bringing something to the citizens that has seemed in short supply of late: faith in our nation. With hard work, we, the people, can use that faith to make our nation strong again. That isn't something that we have to ask the president to do for us, it's something that we can and will do for ourselves.
Early in the morning of the first day of President Obama's term in office, I am raising a glass to him, to my country, and to all of my fellow citizens.
Update: Bob had similar thoughts (although his linking this post was obviously a play for free shots at the next gathering of Rocky Mountain area bloggers).
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This is why you should stick to writing about music, alcohol, and boobies. Those posts get lots of comments. Extremely poignant, thoughtful, and heartfelt posts fall on deaf ears…
People only love me for my juvenile sense of humor.
It's sad for me.
Not falling on deaf ears, just well said, and written better than anything I can concoct. All I ever write anymore are financial analyses ... hardly a skill that's applicable to taking complex thoughts on the Presidential inauguration and its impact on our nation, the best nation ever in the history of man, and distilling it down to simple and straightforward prose.
Again, well said, and keep at it.
Hey, I linked your piece. Not my fault your site is trackback-phobic.
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As for the bolded part. You act like it's your fellow LGWers who are responsible for all the Crosby hype. LGWers by and large do not post Crosby threads to show "his greatness". Crosby threads pretty much are only started by haters. It's getting old and makes LGW look as bad as those schmucks over on the Vancouver board.
If it were a Wing, plenty here would love it. You're kidding yourself to think otherwise.
And as for it being a ***** move. Before I come to that conclusion I'd have to know the facts. Did they talk about fighting each other? Did they agree to fight? There are many plausible reasons for why the fight unfolded like it did. To merely assume you know what happened in the seconds leading up to the fight is pretty arrogant, even for me.
Let's not argue assumptions, cause that's all the first part is. And I "assume" there would be a lot less folks here cheering on a Wings player for completely jumping someone for (apparently) nothing than you think. But again, even if everyone here cheered it (which I doubt) it still wouldn't make the act any less *****-like. (Of course, if someone squashes a player's head against the boards then all bets are off, but it didn't "appear" that that was the case here. )
No one's saying LGWers are at fault for Crosby love, but that doesn't mean anytime Golden Boy screws up (which seems to be a lot lately) we can't enjoy pointing it out and poking fun at the league's perfect little lap dog. If people don't want to hear it, then don't read it (what a concept!)
The "facts" are, when the puck was dropped, McLean went for the puck and Crosby jumped on his back. THOSE are the facts. I don't fault Sid for fighting, just the manner in which he went about it (Tootoo style). Hell, I would even be fine with it if he were trying to get a leg up on Brashear or Boogey or someone like that, THAT I can understand, but McLean? C'mon man! Man-up and do it right, anything else is just *****, (you know, like jumping a guy already tangled up and punching him in the nuts!)


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According to police, Cowman is the person responsible for recording the incident and also disseminated it to at least one other person.
Also charged is a 17-year-old rural Knoxville girl. Police said the girl is being charged with an aggravated misdemeanor. Police said she received the recording and showed it to at least one other person.
On Tuesday, police arrested Jake Christian Smith, 19, of Knoxville, on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and third-degree sexual assault, both class C felonies.
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Appendix carry holster for Glock
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> Appendix carry holster for Glock
August 29, 2010, 11:11 AM
Anyone know a good low riding rear cant appendix carry IWB for a Glock 19/23?
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August 29, 2010, 11:22 AM
Fobus roto, you can adjust the cant
August 29, 2010, 03:39 PM
Comp-Tac makes one. I have one here: fit and finish are quite good, but I have not yet tried to carry with it, so I can't speak to comfort.
August 29, 2010, 04:04 PM
Dale Fricke Ehud:
or ArchAngel
August 29, 2010, 05:03 PM
Comp-Tac makes one.
They actually have two:
1. http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info.php?products_id=89&osCsid=6o7ko040gthk81amire2tiins2
2. http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info.php?products_id=114&osCsid=6o7ko040gthk81amire2tiins2
Red Cent
August 29, 2010, 08:57 PM
"Please note: this method of carry is not recommended for very large guns"
August 29, 2010, 11:13 PM
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August 29, 2010, 11:25 PM
I got a comp-tac, and tried it for about 10 days, they were very nice about refunding the full price. I found the clips were not as grip stable as others, and it was too big for me, and decided I prefer leather for IWB, The fobus was 1/3 the price and stayed put better for an owb, the Galco summer special is a favorite right now for iwb. You can try it since thet really do offer a no questions asked return policy.
August 30, 2010, 04:00 AM
I like the Uncle Mikes IWB, sure they're nothin special but they work very well and don't cost much. That's what I'm currently using for my Glocks.
August 30, 2010, 05:04 AM
Not a recommended way to carry. Fall or be taken to the ground or pushed violently into a wall and you can damage your spinal cord or liver/kidneys and that can take you right out of a fight. And if you are grappling while laying on your back it will be awkward or impossible to reach your weapon, and would certainly make you prone to an armbar if you tried.
When I wrote this I was thinking "small of the back carry."
The Lone Haranguer
August 30, 2010, 09:31 AM
leadcounsel: you seem to be describing a small of the back (SOB) holster. "Appendix" carry is on the front of your body, about 1 or 2:00 for a right handed shooter.
As for the OP's question, any holster with a vertical (no cant) orientation should work. If you want it to be canted, adjustable clips or belt loops are available. I question why you want it to ride low. With a barrel longer than about three or 3 1/2 inches, appendix carry will poke and prod at you in a most uncomfortable spot when you sit down, although it would be fine when standing and walking.
August 30, 2010, 09:59 AM
I hope you're taller than me. I carried a 19 in this manner and found it disturbingly uncomfortable when sitting, kneeling or otherwise moving in any manner other than "stiff as a board upright." Sitting down and leaning over (like reaching under a seat) caused me to pinch myself in the tenderest of the tender areas. Didn't take long to abandon that idea for me! I might would try it with a smaller, shorter, narrower weapon...but not a 19. That's just my 2 cents, opinions and body types vary.
I switched to IWB, either 3 o'clock or just behind my strong side hip and never looked back.
Red Cent
August 30, 2010, 01:39 PM
Co-incidentally, I am, as I type, wearing a beautiful nickeled M39 in a canted appendix holster with a suede clip holster canted on the other side. Loose fitting jeans and a polo pullover. No problem. 6' and about 210.
Here is a couple pictures taken the other day. Faithful Colt Commander. he belt is independent of pants. The indent shows gun hidden position.
August 30, 2010, 03:56 PM
I have a "crate" of holsters, I am sure most of us do. I am sick and tired of spending more than 30 dollars on a holster anymore. The Comp-tac, was my last attempt at a holster over a hundred dollars. If you look at ebay, there are knock offs of every single holster, literally too many to look at, thousands. I returned the com-tac, and picked up 3 holsters for 60-70 dollars "for all 3", and they are pretty much the same. I will say that no one beats the top holster makers for quality like Mitch Rosen, Galco ,De santis. But I end up getting rid of the gun before usually after 5 or 10 years and still have the holster. I still have holsters for my 38's from 1975. You can get a nice leather or composite iwb or owb, copy for 15-20 dollars. The fobus I got on ebay was 17.98. It worked better than the comp-tac. If you only have one gun, it's easier to rationalize spending $230-300, on a top of the line holster. I would rather get another gun or some ammo, or a laser, or a pony. These were just the ones in the drawer for the G30 and G26. The one on the left was $17.00, no wait had it in 1 day. The one on the right was $200, back a number of years, and waited 6 months for it. Look at the holster store, "he has an ebay store also", every holster you could want, he has. I don't think any of them is more than $50 and most are $15-25.
August 30, 2010, 05:48 PM
Indeed. What an embarrassing misunderstanding.
Red Cent
August 30, 2010, 05:55 PM
The kydex in the picture was $19.95 at a local gun show a few years back. I also have the box full of holsters. Now the western rigs are another story.
Counselor, why are you embarrassed?
August 31, 2010, 12:16 PM
Try to Google Archangel appendix holster. The website you find should have two different types. http://www.onesourcetactical.com/archangelappendixcarryaiwbappendixinsidethewaistband.aspx
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August 31, 2010, 07:56 PM
Appendix carry holster for Glock
i prefer guns not to be so close to the family jewels :eek:
September 1, 2010, 11:47 AM
Archangel? $89 for a simple kydex holster? I'm amazed at the cost of some of these kydex holsters. Kydex is super easy to work with and is cheap!
Buy a sheet and make your own.
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Choroidal dystrophy is an eye disorder involving a layer of blood vessels between the sclera and retina called the choroid.
In most cases, choroidal dystrophy is due to an abnormal gene, which is passed down through families. It most often affects males, starting in childhood.
The first symptoms are peripheral vision loss and vision loss at night. An eye surgeon who specializes in the back of the eye (retina specialist) can diagnose this disorder.
Choroideremia; Gyrate atrophy; Central areolar choroidal dystrophy
The following tests may be needed to diagnose the condition:
Noble KG. Pathogenesis of cataracts. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Foundations of Clinical Ophthalmology. 2013 ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2013: vol 2, chap 113.
Grover S, Fishman GA, Ganead MA. Choroidal dystrophies In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, eds. Ophthalmology. 4th ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby Elsevier; 2013:chap 6.
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iLive Portable Wireless Speaker ISB212B
iLive ISB212 GrooveTunes - Speaker - for portable use - wireless - black - for Apple iPad (3rd generation); iPad 1; 2; iPhone 3G, 3GS, 4, 4S; iPod touch (4G) GrooveTunes provides phenomenal sound in a small package. Play music from your Bluetooth device and listen to it wirelessly. The Bluetooth speaker is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, most Android and Blackberry devices, mobile phones, tablets, and other Bluetooth devices.
- Built-in Bluetooth speaker
- Supports Bluetooth v2.1
- Supports Bluetooth profile A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile)
- LED pairing indicator
- Pairing button
- 3.5 mm audio line input
- Mini-USB port for battery recharge