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- Someone reported at 8:50 a.m. Tuesday someone had kicked the wooden stakes at Funland, breaking them.
- A man reported at 1:13 p.m. Tuesday his mother's purse was stolen from Parkside Health.
- A woman reported at 4:38 p.m. Tuesday she saw a man cross Fairfield Avenue headed toward Metz field with a bow and arrow. Other residents also reported seeing him in the area. Police saw the man but were unable to catch him.
- A man reported at 7:34 p.m. Tuesday lights were on in a vacant home north of Union Street. Police found the home was secured and the realtor had been in and out the last few days.
- Police were called at 1:32 p.m. Wednesday to a business on Benton Road where the owner wanted some advice on how to handle a visitor to the business. He was given his options.
- An employee of Walmart, 2875 E. State St., called police at 12:39 p.m. Wednesday to report an unknown woman may have taken a Leapster Learning Pad from the store. She was allegedly observed earlier attempting to remove the item from the box. She left the store with store security following her, got into the rear of a vehicle in the Dunkin' Donuts parking lot and left westbound on East State Street. Store employees were attempting to find the empty box to confirm the theft and video was being checked.
- Loud persons and a possible altercation were reported at 7:20 a.m. Wednesday in the 600 block of Park Avenue. Police found two males who had a verbal dispute over family issues, but nothing physical. They went their separate ways.
- A man in the 500 block of Continental Drive early Wednesday reported someone throwing rocks at his door. No one was located.
- A suspicious vehicle and people were reported at 1:42 a.m. Wednesday at the rear of the 400 block of Franklin Street. Police found a vehicle occupied by two females who said they were waiting for a male friend who was in a nearby residence. He came out and left in the vehicle.
- A woman in the 100 block of West Fouth Street reported at 10:35 p.m. Tuesday that an unwanted male was sitting on the back porch of the residence. He was told about the complaint and the woman told him she didn't want him to return to the apartment. He was told he could be charged with criminal trespass if he's found on the porch again.
- A male juvenile was charged with delinquency and taken to the Tobin juvenile detention center after police were called to a residence in the 1000 block of North Lincoln Avenue. A woman reported an altercation developed between her boyfriend and her juvenile son after her son became unruly during a family sit down, cursing and then going to his bedroom. The report said the son shoved the boyfriend down several times causing visible injury to his knees. The son left and he was located later and taken into custody. He claimed the boyfriend assaulted him by shoving him down on the bed and kicking him after he shoved the boyfriend to the floor.
- Curtis Julian, of Cider Mill Road, reported at 3:46 p.m. Tuesday that he was driving east on East Ninth Street when a blue truck pulled out from the 1200 block and struck the right rear side of his vehicle, causing minor damage. The other vehicle left.
- Ruth Burt of Columbiana-Waterford Road reported at 2:32 p.m. Tuesday that she was inside Giant Eagle, 2401 E. State St., for 15 to 20 minutes and when she returned outside to her vehicle, she found someone had bent her Jeep's radio antenna in a few different angles. The air in the front right tire was let out partway also.
- Craig Apinis 33, of North Ellsworth Avenue, was cited for a red light violation after a two-vehicle accident at 1:33 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of East State Street and the Salem Plaza entrance. Margaret Valentine, 78, of Columbia Street, Leetonia, had the green light and began driving across State Street from south to north to the Salem Plaza when Apinis said he looked away and accidentally ran the red light, striking the Valentine vehicle. He was traveling east on State Street. Both drivers refused treatment from KLG Ambulance, but according to the accident report, Valentine was taken to Salem Community Hospital by a relative.
- Police investigated a breaking and entering report in the 15000 block of Pine Lake Road at 1:03 p.m. Sept. 24.
- A state Route 534 resident reported at 3 p.m. Sept. 24 that someone had posted a false Craigslist advertisement requesting people call him for sex acts.
- Kristin E. Anderson, 36, Malvern, was cited for assured clear distance ahead following a two-vehicle crash in Goshen Township at 3:14 p.m. Sept. 24 in which she was westbound on U.S. Route 62 and allegedly failed to stop for traffic, striking the rear of a vehicle driven by Leanna Gillian Rudibaugh, 19, Lisbon, who had stopped near Smith-Goshen Road for a school bus. No injuries were reported.
- A Western Reserve Road business reported at 8:20 p.m. Sept. 24 that someone had been stealing firewood from the property, but did not wish to press charges.
- Police responded to a criminal damaging report in the 6000 block of state Route 165 at 7:24 a.m. Sept. 25.
- Police investigated a theft report in the 7000 block of state Route 165 at 7 p.m. Sept. 25.
- Police responded to a 9000 block state Route 45 home at 6:04 p.m. Sept. 26 where a man reported that someone had entered the unoccupied residence and stole copper piping.
- Letaya J. McKinley, 25, Youngstown, was cited for assured clear distance ahead following a two-vehicle crash in Green Township at 10:11 a.m. Friday in which she was westbound in the 9000 block of U.S. Route 62 and allegedly failed to stop for traffic, striking the rear of a vehicle driven by Jacob Daniel Rumberger, 20, Sebring. No injuries were reported.
- A Middletown Road resident reported telecommunication harassment at 1:56 p.m. Saturday.
- Police responded to a theft report in the 9000 block of state Route 45 at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.


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OFFERED: Personal possessions that belonged to late screen legend Katharine Hepburn, who died last June at 96, will be auctioned on June 10-11 in New York, Sotheby's announced. The sale, expected to fetch at least $1 million, includes the star's own paintings, as well as furniture, photos, souvenirs from her films, personal documents and hundreds of other items.
QUOTED: "This is a heartfelt occasion, and I'll treasure the memory all the way to the airport." -- Mick Jagger, 60, at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame banquet Monday
TOSSED: A federal judge in Los Angeles has rejected a bid by Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose, 40, and two of the metal band's former members, Slash and Duff McKagan, to block Geffen Records from releasing a greatest hits compilation next week. Rose sued the record label, a unit of Universal Music Group, saying he never gave his permission to release the record or have its hits re-mixed for the new album.
SUPPORTED: "10" star Bo Derek, 47, went to Congress on Tuesday to support legislation that would ban the killing of horses for gourmet dining in countries such as France and Japan, reports the Associated Press. Derek lent her support to legislation written by Reps. John Sweeney, R-N.Y., whose district includes the historic Saratoga racetrack, and Ed Whitfield, R-Ky., a Thoroughbred owner.
RECORDED: Eric McCormack, Debra Messing, Megan Mullally and Sean Hayes will lend their voices to a "Will & Grace: Who's Your Daddy?" album, to be released Sept. 7, NBC Enterprises announced. The compilation will feature songs from (and inspired by) the show. These include "Got to Be Real" by Cheryl Lynn and "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" by Ella Fitzgerald, as well as performances by cast members and a "Footloose" recording by Kevin Bacon and his band, the Bacon Brothers.

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Dark chocolate seems to get a great wrap most of the time, but reading Marks blog on Nuts and phytic acid, Dark chocolate which is from Cocoa powder is second top of the list with phytic acid.
Brazil nuts 1719
Cocoa powder 1684-1796
Oat flakes 1174
Almond 1138 – 1400
Walnut 982
Peanut roasted 952
Brown rice 840-990
Peanut ungerminated 821
Lentils 779
Peanut germinated 610
Hazelnuts 648 – 1000
Wild rice flour 634 – 752.5
Yam meal 637
Refried beans 622
Corn tortillas 448
Coconut 357
Corn 367
Entire coconut meat 270
White flour 258
White flour tortillas 123
Polished rice 11.5 – 66
Strawberries 12
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Peter from Hyperlipid when asked what does he eat every day mentioned in his blog he has 100g of Dark chocolate every day, sometimes adds 100g of Macadamia nuts too boot.
Thoughts on Dark chocolate, and Is 100g of Dark chocolate too much daily?Peter Quote: Lunch on work days is portable stearic acid as 100g of Lindt 90% cocoa solids chocolate. Sometimes with 100g macadamias, sometimes not. Occasionally 300ml of soured cream along side some chocolate.
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I think dark chocolate is fine. Paleo just tends to exaggerate certain things while downplaying and glorifying others. All real, whole foods are nutrient-dense or provide energy and satiety (like white rice). Eat your chocolate and as many other nutrient-dense foods as you like.
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PHILADELPHIA - City prosecutors have illegally seized millions of dollars' worth of homes, cars and cash to help fund their office, civil rights lawyers said Tuesday in announcing a class-action lawsuit.
The lawyers found that Philadelphia seizes nearly $6 million worth of property each year through the civil asset forfeiture program, which allows property to be seized if police believe it is linked to crimes, even before anyone is convicted.
Greek immigrant Christos Sourovelis and his wife, Markela, said they are fighting to keep their home after police charged their son in a $40 drug-possession case, even though the son has no ownership stake in the $300,000 home. They were forced out of their home for a week in May, and must now wade through what the lawsuit called a "rigged system" of endless proceedings run by prosecutors themselves as they try to save it, they said.
"I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't bother anybody," Sourovelis said at a news conference Tuesday organized by the Institute for Justice, the Arlington, Virginia, nonprofit law group that filed the lawsuit. His son's drug case remains pending, lawyers said.
District Attorney Seth Williams' office said it uses the law appropriately to address nuisance properties and protect law-abiding neighbors.
"It is important to remember that the distribution and use of illegal drugs are serious problems facing every corner of Philadelphia," the office said in a statement.
Civil forfeitures can occur without convictions based on a "preponderance of the evidence" standard - basically, a 51 percent finding. In contrast, criminal forfeitures typically follow convictions by a judge or jury.
Many other states have similar laws, but Philadelphia appears to be more aggressive in going after property linked to drug and other crimes, the lawyers said. They noted, for example, that Philadelphia seizes about five times as much property as Los Angeles.
From 2002 to 2012, the seized assets brought in $64 million in property and cash to the Philadelphia district attorney's office, including $1,000 homes, 3,200 vehicles and $44 million in cash, they said.
That represents a 20 percent revenue bonus above the office's budget appropriation, the lawyers said.


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The high school football season is quickly winding down. With only two games left in the regular season, the Grand Rapids football team is hoping to grab some momentum. "It's just been a difficult year for Grand Rapids, were sitting here 1-5. We could easily be 4-2. We've had a couple close games go down to the wire where we've lost in the last few seconds in the fourth quarter. It's just one of those years where we haven't got the breaks," said head coach Tim Botsford.
Grand Rapids has been plagued by injury this season, but this Wednesday in a big game against Duluth Central the Thunderhawks will return two Seniors, Tyler Kemppainen and Shain powers to the field. "Ever since we've been playing he's been our number one go to running back, we've had a couple guys step up the last couple weeks but none of them can quite be like Shain. It'll be good to have him back," said Mickey Mendoza, a Senior linebacker.
Powers, a running back and cornerback broke his arm in the very first game of the season. "It's been hard to watch them playing and knowing I could probably help them win games," said Shain Power. "As soon as we get everyone back we should be good to go for sections and teams should probably watch out for us."
The upcoming game against Central will be more than just a conference match-up for Grand Rapids. "We missed our homecoming week, they're going to announce homecoming king and queen this Wednesday and it's Senior Night so I think we'll definitely be more motivated this year than last year," said Mendoza.
In a wide open Section 7 4AAA the Thunderhawks are optimistic on their chances of post season play. "I'm sure all the coaches, if you ask every coach in the section, yeah, anyone can win this thing and I think that's true," said Coach Botsford. "We've got some good teams in our section and stuff but we're definitely, we're all hopefull and stuff like that. Yeah, we think we can get it done, hopefully get to state this year," said Kyle Kleinendorst.
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An Oklahoma-based self-serve frozen yogurt chain is coming to the north side of Ann Arbor, Concentrate Media reports.
Orange Leaf franchisees Jason Zalewski and Scott McLean plan to open the frozen yogurt shop in the Traver Village shopping center on Plymouth Road in Feb. 2014 with about 20 employees.
The shop will open in the space most recently occupied by the University of Michigan Credit Union, which has relocated to a different space in the center.
Orange Leaf offers 18 different flavors of frozen yogurt, which are prepared fresh daily, according to its website. The company also tries to make a positive impact in the communities it serves, with store owners participating with local charities and organizations through the donation of time, revenue and products.
There are about 300 Orange Leaf locations in the U.S., including six in Michigan. The company's website lists four locations as "coming soon" in the state: Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, Ann Arbor and Sterling Heights.
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Calientes reunite for Kanzius benefit
As their name implies, the Calientes were one of Erie's hottest bands in the 1960s, playing hit songs by the day's popular artists -- Young Rascals, the Buckinghams, Paul Revere and the Raiders, the Beatles and more -- at dances, fraternities, high schools and colleges
After everyone graduated from high school in 1968, that was it -- until now. A mind-blowing 46 years since their last show, the Calientes will reunite on Saturday as part of an Evening of Music for Kanzius at Rainbow Gardens.
"My wife came up with this idea," said Tim Gehrlein, the band's bassist. "She's the chairman of the Kanzius event, and she got Malpractice on this (to play). They jumped at the opportunity.
"She said, 'Well, Tim, maybe this is a chance for the Calientes to play again. So, I got a hold of everybody and they pretty much jumped at the chance. It's quite a thrill to get up on stage and play again after all these years."Calientes are coming from around the country to participate. Randy Marts (lead guitar) is a master carpenter in Denver, who skis and still plays music. Tom Miller (guitar, vocals) is chief of staff at Overlake Medical Center in Seattle; he plays in a band of doctors called Code Blues. Mark Junewicz (keyboards) is an investment banker in New York City with a passion for golf.
Other than Gehrlein, a retired electrician who also plays in the Glenwood Hillbillies, the group's only other Erie member is singer Mike Reddecliff. After the Calientes, he continued with music, including a stint as lead singer of the Spiral Staircase, who had a 1969 hit with "More Today Than Yesterday."
One member is deceased, drummer Bill Kirby. This show is for him.
"This a special event for the Calientes, not just because we get to play again together but because this is a tribute to our fallen drummer," Gehrlein said.
Kirby died of cancer; and the show benefits the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation. Though the foundation closes June 30, remaining funds will go to three sites where human trials for the Kanzius device are expected, including Erie's Regional Cancer Center.
Jan Gehrlein, Tim's wife, is also a cancer survivor. Saturday's event holds multiple meanings for her.
"Tim is my second husband. My first husband died from cancer, which is another reason why I'm chairing the event," she said.
"I met Tim 10 years ago. Seeing the Calientes will be a thrill for me. Back when I was in high school, I never saw them play but I heard about them. They were one of the most popular bands at that time."
Tim Gehrlein said the band took its name from the Comet Caliente brand of hot rods that Ford produced under its Mercury division.
The group will bang out songs that it played during its 1960s heyday, such as "Knock on Wood" by Eddie Floyd, Booker T and the MGs' "Green Onions," the Drifters' "On Broadway" -- one of their signature tunes -- and several by the Rascals.
Just one song in their set list is more recent vintage. In honor of Kirby, the Calientes will play Eric Clapton's "Tears in Heaven."
"The rest," said Tim Gehrlein, "will be like listening to the radio in 1967 and 1968."


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What was your craziest fan encounter while on the Idol tour this summer?
SHAWNA WEISER, Des Moines
Somebody threw a female undergarment onstage. I caught them and thought it would be a bright idea to toss them at Archie [Idol runner-up David Archuleta], which freaked him out!
Would you rather eat hamburgers and live to be 50 or eat salad and live to be 100?
HEATHER BERGERON, Keene, N.H.
Probably eat hamburgers and die at 50. I'd rather live fast and die young than eat salads every day.
You wear a lot of interesting T-shirts. Which is your favorite and why?
LAURA MOUNT, Greensboro, N.C.
I have one says "Geeks for Peace" that's probably my favorite because I think I'm a geek.
How is your brother Adam doing? [Cook's older sibling has been battling brain cancer since 1998.]
PATRICIA McGRADY, Boonsboro, Md.
Adam is doing very well. Thank you for asking. He is continuing treatment, and we are all cautiously optimistic.
Did you ever get things stuck in your nose as a kid?
GWEN D., Corpus Christi, Texas
No. So far in 25 years, I've managed to not get anything stuck up my nose. But a kid that I went to elementary school with got a pencil stuck in his nose. I remember he came back to class with gauze stuck up his nose and no pencil.
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NICOLE, Mansfield, Ohio
I like a clean look. I don't like a whole lot of clutter, despite the fact that I'm a pack rat. I get into art deco furniture and monochromatic stuff, so a lot of whites and blacks. But nothing too big—I don't want to feel like I live in a museum.
What is the first thing you do on your day off?
JOVELYN, San Pedro, Calif.
I don't know what a day off is! But the first thing is sleep in as long as I possibly can. The problem is I've gotten so used to getting up early that sleeping in is like 9 a.m. I'm into being domestic, so I enjoy going to Bed, Bath and Beyond, Best Buy and Target for my house in L.A.
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You'd have to ask the girls I've done romantic things for. But I know the most unromantic thing I've ever done: In high school, I thought it was a good idea to buy this girl I was dating this large candle with three wicks for Christmas. There was no motive behind it. But she got me a back scratcher, so I think we're even.
You have very nice, clear, porcelain skin. What do you do to keep your skin looking so good?
LORIE COOK, Yulee, Fla.
[Laughs] Wow. That is making me blush. I don't do anything. Not even soap and water. Now watch, because she asked that question, I'll wake up tomorrow and my whole face will be broken out. We'll have to cancel all the press and promos!
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Williams Grove: Through the Years
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In 1947, the lights and the backstretch bridge were built. The light poles are 90 feet high and were too long to be delivered by truck from Oregon. They were transported by ship, which had to sail down the California coast, around South America and back up the East Coast.
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The 5 Saddest Second Careers of Celebrities
#2. Dee Dee Ramone Tries His Hand at Hip-Hop
Dee Dee Ramone was the bassist and primary songwriter for arguably the greatest and most universally respected punk band ever formed. They're often credited as being the very first punk band, and even when music snobs get technical about who did what first, no one can deny that at the very least, they were members of the elite forefathers who invented the genre. That's right, the Ramones invented goddamn punk music. No matter what you achieve in life, you will never be that cool.
When it came to music, Dee Dee didn't fuck around. He had so many projects going on, it takes up almost all of his Wikipedia entry. Among those was a brief stint as the worst rapper to ever pick up a microphone. He performed under the name Dee Dee King, and the worst thing you've ever heard starts about 35 seconds into the song "German Kid."
Now, I totally understand that musical taste is subjective. I know that some of you would look at my MP3 playlist and laugh me out of my own elaborately decorated dance room. But if you can listen to that monstrosity and enjoy it, your taste in music is incorrect, and you are just plain wrong about music. Wrong about life. Just wrong in general.
Of course, the best way I've heard it put so far is when Matt Carlson said that it "... will go down in the annals of pop culture as one of the worst recordings of all time. Which, of course, makes it one hell of a great collector's item." And the best part is that if you do own this album, chances are it's only been played once. So it's likely that all 12 people who bought it have a mint condition copy. Even Dee Dee, himself, knows it was horrible:
That's him explaining to an interviewer that he really wanted to do rap music because he loved it and he could relate to it, but he just couldn't rap. He didn't know how. But he did it anyway. Listen to the other guys talk about how he would show up for Ramones concerts dressed in the full rap outfit and just piss off the other band members. Everyone hated it, and I like to think that only fueled the fire for Dee Dee to continue doing it. It still doesn't change the fact that it was horrible, though.
#1. Corey Feldman Wants to Know What's Up With the Youth
I can't give Corey Feldman shit. I just can't. As bad as his modern "career" has been, that man has been acting since the age of 3. He's made The Lost Boys, Stand By Me, The Goonies ... hell, he was the voice of Young Copper in The Fox and the Hound. He's Donatello, for Christ's sake.
But back in 1990, he fell into some pretty hardcore drug problems, and found himself arrested three different times for cocaine and heroin. He did 10 months in rehab, and either as a direct result of cleaning up or (as I like to imagine) a court ordered anti-drug public service, he picked up a microphone. What happened next, on Howard Stern's show, is one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen on video:
How ... how do you describe ... that? I mean, first you have Howard Stern, bald, in some sort of surreal onesie type of outfit. His pasty white ass spilling out the bottom like a pillow case full of cottage cheese. The set is filled with what you'd expect from a Stern show: girls in bikinis, fat white guys, a black dwarf in a grass hula skirt.
And then there's Corey. Dressed like a failed audition for a Color Me Badd replacement singer, performing a song about how kids shouldn't do drugs, and how gangs are bad. And then busting out a dance so aggressive and surreal, you immediately have to pause the video and ask someone to come watch it with you, so that you can verify that what you're seeing is real.
Oh, it happened. It happened so hard.
It's just so bad on every conceivable level. And every time you think he's running out of energy, and can't do that crazy leg-dance thing any more, OH GOD, HERE IT COMES AGAIN!
It's just exhausting to watch. But it happened. And thanks to the Internet, it's there forever. Luckily, he came to his senses after that and retired from music, resigning himself to a life of what he was born for: acting.
Just kidding. Here's one of the songs from his band Truth Movement. And here he is figure skating to Paula Abdul's "Opposites Attract." Enjoy that. You're welcome.
John has a Twitter thing, where he regularly trolls people for no reason. And special thanks to Chris Rio, Elijah Torp, XJ Selman and Robin Warder for help in finding these horrible, horrible things. Thank you all straight to hell.
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Guest host Wyatt Cenac presents eerie and funny tales and poems for Halloween.
We pulled a few choice works out of the vault to celebrate one of our favorite holidays.
The program begins with an hilarious mock-Gothic narrative by the Canadian author Robertson Davies. "The Cat that Went to Trinity" pays a kind of gruesome homage to Frankenstein, and pokes a little fun at academic ivory towers as well. Davies is best known for his series of outré trilogies—Salterton, Deptford, Cornish, and Toronto—but was also the prolific author of many plays, essays, and critical works. In addition, he was himself an academic, and the Massey College that is burdened with Frankenstein's cat in this story was founded by him. During his tenure as its Master he began a tradition of telling ghost stories featuring the college at Christmas. These were later collected in the book High Spirits, and "The Cat That Went to Trinity," is part of this collection. Reader Charles Keating has a lot of fun with the melodrama.
What would Halloween be without America's own master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe? We offer three favorites here—his eerie poem "The Bells," which plays with their many meanings in our lives; the haunting song of a lost love, "Annabel Lee;" and the ultimate revenge tale, "The Cask of Amontillado." The poems are read by Rene Auberjonois, Fionnula Flanagan, Isaiah Sheffer, and Harris Yulin. "The Cask of Amontillado" is performed by host Wyatt Cenac.
"The Cat that Went to Trinity," by Robertson Davies, performed by Charles Keating
"The Bells," by Edgar Allan Poe, performed by Rene Auberjonois, Fionnula Flanagan, Isaiah Sheffer, and Harris Yulin
"Annabel Lee," by Edgar Allan Poe, performed by Rene Auberjonois, Isaiah Sheffer, and Harris Yulin
"The Cask of Amontillado," by Edgar Allen Poe, performed by Wyatt Cenac
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Affordable Care Act program offered
DAMASCUS- The Damascus Friends Church health ministries will host a program about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) presented by Joanne Pickrell, from Know Your Care Ohio and Janetta King, President and CEO of Innovation Ohio from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Canyon Room at the church, 28857 Walnut St. Light refreshments will be served after the program.
The program is the 10th in a series of monthly healthcare seminars offered through the Damascus Friends Church's health ministries. Future presentations are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on the second Monday of each month, with the next speaker scheduled on Nov. 12 being Nephrologist Dr. Erdal Sarac, who will discuss "Living With Kidney Disease." Local resident Randy Weber will also present information from a patient's perspective about dialysis and kidney transplant.
The church's health ministries is a series of free seminars sponsored by Firestone Healthcare Inc., Pleasant View North Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation in Damascus, Senior Independence Home Healthcare and Hospice, Alliance Community Hospital and Salem Community Hospital. For information contact Heath Flickinger at Pleasant View North Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation, 330-537-4621.
Leetonia joins in library 'Snapshot'
LEETONIA- The Leetonia Community Public Library on Thursday is joining all types of libraries across the state to participate in "Snapshot Day: A Day in the Life of Ohio Libraries" to capture and share information about how important academic, public, school and special libraries and library systems are to the state of Ohio.
On Thursday the library will compile statistics, customer comments, photographs or video and other details representing a typical day at the library. The results collected and pictures taken in Leetonia will be added to those of other libraries across the state to raise awareness about the important role of libraries in Ohio.
Leetonia Schools are welcome to join in this "Snapshot Day" and encourage students and teachers to visit the library on that day.
Salem Lions seniors to meet Thursday
SALEM- The Salem Lions senior citizens will meet at 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the CIO Hall. Those planning to attend should call 330-332-5936.
Salem Kiwanis lunch set Thursday
SALEM- The Salem Kiwanis Club will meet for lunch at noon Thursday at the Salem Community Center. Lt. Governor Susan Denning will speak and install officers.
Beaver Creek Wildlife Education Center
EAST LIVERPOOL - The Beaver Creek Wildlife Education Center will be open to the public from noon to 6 p.m. today. A rubber duckie race will be held at 3 p.m. by the iron bridge.


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In about 10-15 days or so, it will be time to start moving some of your larger houseplants outdoors for the summer. They will get better air circulation and light exposure. This also is a good time to repot your container-bound plants according to Rick Durham, UK Extension Horticulture Specialist.
Make sure the weather is consistently warm. Since most houseplants have a tropical origin, temperatures below 40 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit might damage them.
Every year gas prices tend to increase during the spring and summer months because of increasing demand. As people start to enjoy the warmer weather by enjoying travel and recreational activities, demand for gasoline increases and so does the price.
It can be difficult to immediately change your lifestyle to adapt to higher gas prices; however, there are several ways you can reduce your expenditures on gasoline:
Farmers markets provide a chance for the public to get high-quality, fresh foods and support farmers in their community. Selling at the markets gives farmers a chance to tell others about their operation and agriculture in general.
In the past few years, people's interest in farmers markets has climbed. The renewed interest is likely due to people trying to improve their diets and increasing awareness about the environmental benefits of buying foods from local farmers.
Just Monday morning I saw my first termite advertisement on cable TV. Pest control companies are gearing up for an active termite season. Unseasonably warm springtime temperatures and rain have brought about earlier insect activity. This is typically when we see many winged termites emerge inside homes and other structures according to Mike Potter, UK Extension Entomologist. Termites swarm from the colony to disburse, fall to the ground, find mates and start new colonies in the soil.
A certain amount of family stress is inevitable. Today's families face busy schedules, health problems, teen pregnancy, unmarried parents, divorce, single-parent households, step-families, dual-careers and multigenerational families. But the home, a recognized place for families to relax, recharge and rejuvenate, can contribute to a strong family unit and a family's ability to build the necessary skills to manage stress.
Is your family experiencing stress? Families under stress may report some of the following:
Everyone seems so excited about gardening with the onset of early warm weather. Flowers are blooming 2 to 3 weeks earlier this year. In the garden you can plant peas, onions, potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, kale, spinach, kohlrabi, brussel sprouts, carrots, beets, radishes, and lettuce. Carole and I enjoyed our first harvest of asparagus, just the other day.
Join us over the next couple of weeks at the Trimble County Extension Office for Gardening 2012.
April 12, 6:30 p.m.
With what appears to be an early spring, many people may have already started spring cleaning. As you prepare your house by dusting and cleaning, remember that spring cleaning should not be limited to only the physical space of your house.
Asparagus is the herald of spring. Its tender stalks poke up from the ground during the first warm and wet days of the season. More Kentucky producers than ever are growing asparagus. It is a member of the Lily family and its origin is traced back to Eurasia.
In Kentucky, asparagus is in season from April through May. It is a good source of vitamin A and folate. One pound of asparagus yields four, one-half cup servings. A serving contains around 22 calories, 2 grams of protein, and 4 grams of carbohydrate.
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Wild Wing Plantation Set to Close 45 Holes
The 72-hole Wild Wing Plantation in Conway, S.C., is about to shrink. A new ownership group of the popular facility plans to permanently close 45 holes to make way for an 1,100-unit housing project.
Six courses closed on South Carolinas Grand Strand in 2005 and another seven have announced plans to close for redevelopment this year. If the Wild Wing courses close as announced, the number of layouts in one of Americas top golf destinations area will drop to 105 in early 2007, with 100 still open to the public.
The facility is now owned by an investment group that includes C.L. Benton & Son construction company of Myrtle Beach. The new owners plan to close the Wood Stork and Hummingbird courses this June. The Falcon is expected to close in early 2007. The Avocet will remain a public course for the foreseeable future, according to a plan presented to the Conway planning commission in early March. The first two holes of the current Wood Stork course and an unidentified seven holes of the Hummingbird layout will be retained for a third nine, which isnt expected to open until well into 2007.
Developers say the 40 homeowners in the 94-lot Sanctuary subdivision that currently have homes along the Hummingbird course will retain their golf course views on the third nine-hole layout. "We wanted to reassure the people who had homes with golf course views they would retain that and we wouldn't develop the area behind their homes," partner Lawton Benton told Alan Blondin of the Conway Sun News.
The project will probably come to fruition, as the planning commission recommended that the Conway City Council approve the plan with a few alterations.
The four courses opened between 1991 and 1994. The Jeff Brauer-designed Wood Stork opened in '91, the Willard Byrd-designed Hummingbird in '92, the Larry Nelson-designed Avocet in '93, and the Rees Jones-designed Falcon in '94. In addition to its courses, Wild Wing has a sprawling driving range and two large practice putting greens that will be eliminated. A new practice area is planned.
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A traffic collision at the intersection of Wiley Canyon and Tournament roads in Valencia killed a motorcyclist this morning and flipped a Honda Civic on its side, according to a sheriff's statement.
Peter Neptune, 23 of Lancaster, was westbound on his 2003 Yamaha motorcycle when he struck a 2004 Honda Civic in the intersection of Wiley Canyon and Tournament roads at 8:49 a.m.
Dejah Morris, 25 of Newhall, was attempting a left turn from Wiley Canyon onto Tournament Road when Neptune's motorcycle struck her car, the sheriff's report said.
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- Hot tub
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
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- High-speed internet in room
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Historical Traveler Reviews Vila Gale Praia Albufeira
The photo's speak for themselves
This holiday was amazing, and the hotel was spectacular.
I will be coming back here.
The people were so friendly, and even if you don't have a car, you can explore Portugal and the Algarve through some of the very reasonable and very interesting coach trips available.
I could not find fault with anything. At one point it was just me and my husband alone on the local beach watching the sunset...heaven!
I will let the pictures do the rest of the talking!
Fantastic relaxation
I visited this hotel on the strength of the reviews I read on this website. I was not disappointed...at all! Talk about relaxation! The hotel was SO quiet! No kids, no loudness from anyone. Now, April is off-season, but still it was quiet.The spa is amazing and the staff cannot do enough for you. I even availed of the yoga class which was taught by someone who actually knew their stuff. Very professional. The bar is lovely and the staff are really considerate. It is mostly couples...middle age couples. I went with a friend of mine as my husband couldn't get away...and we felt a little out of place in the pre-dominately couple atmosphere. The pool is spotless and so is the beach which is literally a stone's throw away from the hotel. It is a 45 min taxi ride from the Faro airport, though, and it is in a somewhat suburban neighbourhood. Don't expect to walk to anything interesting.I was only there for 3 days and if I were there for any longer I'd want a car. The hotel restaurant is v. good, but not spectacular. This is truly a relaxing place...but not overly stimulating in terms of eating, shoping etc. The hotel, the spa and the beach are enough to warrant a visit...albeit for only a few days...if you have a short attention span like myself.
They returned my cardigan for free!
We stayed at the Vial Gale Praia from the 22 to the 29th April this year. I booked the hotel based upon the tripadvisor reviews - as usual they were spot on.
Staff really helpful, quiet and peaceful location, good food, really comfortable bed and lovely 'little touches' that you normally find in a luxury class hotel.
The best bit though was that they returned my favourite cardigan to me - free of postage charges! How's that for service and honesty?
Waiting to leave for the airport on our last day we sat in the bar and I forgot my cardigan. I called the hotel when I arrived at the airport and they already had the matter under control. I received the cardigan today and postage charges were requested
I am extremely impressed. Over the years my we have stayed at the Villa Des Orangers (again excellent hotel) Burg Al Arab, la residencia in Majorca etc. The Vial Gale Praia top the lot due to the efforts and high standards of the staff and management team - well done
P.s a good nearby restuarant is Sao Dominigoes on the road to Gia excellent family run restaurant with good reasonable home cooking.
What a Little Gem - but keep it quiet!
Not much to add to the rave reviews already posted. This was our first visit to the Algarve and I agree with all the positive comments concerning this little gem. I held off posting a review in the hope that the fewer people know about it, the more chance it will stay an idilic oasis of peace and personal pampering. However, now that the word is out, I have to add my voice (and my wife's) to its praises. Every thing about it is superb, the staff, the food, the facilities and the location - provided you are looking for peace and quiet. We loved it so much we have booked to return for ten days in September!
Regards to fellow subscriber Brian from Northern Ireland - we were that couple in the lounge (Willie & Carole)!
Absoltely Wonderful
We arrived at the town and went to the wrong vila gale hotel first. Then in the right one (newer and closer to the beach) we had a very warm welcome and we were asked to sit down at the reception to drink a green tea which was very refreshing. The check in was very friendly and relaxed so we felt like on vacation immediately after the travelling. The room is large and in a modern style. I really like the design. The bed is comfortable, they have a flat screen LCD TV and a DVD player (you can rent DVDs at the reception for free!). The pool is beautiful and the whole hotel and garden is in perfect shape. Unfortunatley we did not find the time to use the Spa. The restaurant offers excellent service, a good wine card and decent food. I can definately recommend this hotel. I think it is not a 3* (like Expedia says) star but a 4* (every * worth it) and we did not pay the "average price" of 425 EUR but 109 EUR for a standard double room which is more than "standard".
Great Hotel!
We spent a week in Vila Praia Gale from the 27th March. On arriving at the hotel - we were offered tea whilst checking in - the service in the hotel really is impeccable, there was always somebody on hand to help if needed, but you could just do your own thing, the service was never overbearing. I have to say, having travelled extensively, I was surprised that the hotel was a 4 star - I would have given it 5 stars!
This is not the hotel for you if you are looking for a wild holiday, BUT, if you are looking for a holiday for relaxing and destressing - this is the place for you.
The hotel itself was refurbished just over a year ago, the beds were lovely - large and covered with white quilts, there were flat screen television in the room and the hotel operates a complimentary DVD lending service. The spa was lovely and the swimming pool was great (if not a bit cold at this time of year!)
When we were there, the hotel was full,although you would never have known. This is certainly not a hotel where you have to get up at 5.30am to place your towel on a sun bed - there are only 40 rooms and there are plenty of loungers to go round.
Believe the hype!
My wife and I choose this hotel mainly from reviews. It turned out to be all we expected and more. We arrived earlier than expected and we told our room was ready and given a welcoming cuppa and warm refreshing towels as we completed the registration process. Then on to our room with its LCD tv and DVD player, bathrobes, slippers, towels for use at the pool, a bottle of water and a bowl of fresh fruit! What a relaxing week we had, staff were very friendly and atmosphere so peaceful. Only drawback is its in an isolated location, but you can`t have peace and tranquility in the middle of a bustling resort! We had a hire car and it proved essential.Apart from this one slight nitpick it is an absolutely brilliant experience which I would recommend to anybody.
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Believe the reviews!
Being a huge sceptic about hotel/holiday reviews I was a bit apprehensive about booking on-line, But I am pleased to say that the hotel was fabulous. The staff are very welcoming, kind and attentive.
The hotel is very modern and stylish without being cold and clinical. The setting and location are very peaceful and relaxing, Being close the beach and away from any main roads.
The restaurant deserves high praise for both evening fayre and the breakfast buffet which was varied and un-hurried (served until 11am) .
All in all we will return to this delightful Hotel A.S.A.P
We stayed late Feb 2006
A Touch of Class
We have just returned from a 4 night stay at this hotel and what can we say .It was romantic, sophisticated and friendly boutique style hotel.
This hotel has recently been refurbished and was done to a very high standard. Small touches in the room like a bowl of fresh friut, candles and incense sticks to burn made it also even more romantic this is prodomantly adults only wanting to relax.
There is a spa which you pay a small fee for the staff are very helpful and friendly they provide treatments which you need to book.
The beach is just down the road so close you can see it from the hotel . We sat at the beach cafe with our sangria and watched the sun go down no cheap valentines gift could bring so much romance to enjoy.
The food in the hotel was mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm enjoy .
The staff recommend that we go back in June or Sept and we will thats for sure. If you book this hotel you will not be dissapointed.
Relaxing Winter Break
We stayed at the Gale Praia for 2 weeks over the xmas break, having booked a cheap deal through Expedia/Style. We wanted a quiet hotel, with a relaxing atmosphere and that's what you get with the Gale Praia. The hotel is about 200 meters from the the beach and it's possible to walk along to the next resort (about 2 miles away), at low tide, which involved a short wade through a stream, as it crosses the beach. On the beach itself there are three restaurants, all of which were open during our stay, all serving decent seafood, but like the rest of the Algarve, vistually no vegetarian choices.
We stayed B&B, the breakfasts were great, with a huge choice of hot and cold food, served buffet style. We ate in the hotel restaurant a couple of times, which is excellent but expensive by Algarve standards (about 15-20 euro for a main course, so maybe 60 euro for two for two courses incl. drinks). The portions were small, the chef obviously tried hard to impress with presentation. Other guests, staying half board weren't that happy with the choices available, half board guests basically had no choice, pointlessly being handed a "menu" at the beginning of their meal. This might be a problem for vegetarians, since the a la carte menu only had two proper vegetarian choices.
The hotel itself is finished to the highest standards, all rooms very well cleaned every day, twin beds pushed together to form a huge bed (quite firm bed) and each room has a DVD/CD player and flat panel TV (with Sky News and BBC world etc.). DVDs can be borrowed for free at reception. We used the gym a few times, basic but decent Precor cycle, crosstrainer and running machine, plus free weights. The pool is unheated so can't realistically be used by in the winter. There also a massive jacuzzi, small suana and steam room. The health centre/gym was free to Style guests but cost about 7 euro per day, which is reaosnable value (you can get a weeks pass for less).
Being a bit of light sleeper I usually use earplugs in hotels and we were both amazed that the hotel was so quiet that these weren't necessary. This is partly because this is NOT a family hotel (children are all but banned because of the atmosphere and lack of childrens facilities). There were only couples and one or business types staying when we were there, with more Portuguese over the new year.
The rooms are located one either the garden or pool side of the hotel, the pool side rooms costing more. The pool side would be the best option in the summer, since they don't get the sun directly and would have less road noise. But in the winter I'd go for the garden side, since they get the sun until the afternoon and there was very little road noise when we were there (these rooms are on the the side of the hotel, face out onto the rest of Gale).
Gale itself was very quiet when we were there. It consists of mainly upmarket holiday villas and apartments. There's a very good supermarket about a five minute walk away. We did have trouble finding restaurants at the time of year we went, there was Indian restaurant up the road (which closed after the new year), Hapimag Swiss resort even further away (good place for a quiet drink/expensive meal), Roa (cheap excellent vege/indonesian food always open) near Hapimag and Prima Pasta which unlike the others is 2 miles away and not really walkable (good food though).
Gale probably doesn't have huge amount to offer, in terms of laid-on entertainment (no loud bars/pubs etc.), but is good place for a relaxing holiday (it'll be very busy in the summer though). Hiring a car is an option, but to be blunt the Algarve's real assets are it's beaches and weather (and golf course if you like golf). We were going to hire bikes but after hiring a car for three days it's obvious that the Algarve doesn't have the scenery/roads for good cycling (unlike Majorca).
There is however Salgados lagoon (behind the main beach next to the golf course), a good place for birdwathing. Flamingos, spoonbills, little owls, fantail warblers and plenty of other's to keep the twitchers happy.
All in all a good holiday at an excellent hotel, with helpful staff. We might not return to the Algarve, but were happy with our choice of hotel and resort - having seen Albufeira (ugh), believe me we made the right choice!
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As most of you will know Suz and I are partial to a bit of shopping. And we have not been near a shop apart from food since Valladolid and some boots in Bordeaux so any way we have both been hot in bed with our duvets mine is a thick winter one so we have bought some thin covers we call them comforters in Australia reversible see pics. We had lunch in Burger King and more bananas ( it won't be ...
It's been a hot one
Done nothing today to write home about its hot and glorious. I got the bike mended by Andy a nice bloke from Cleveleys everyone is so helpful. Hi Helen I got your email thanks hope your getting the blog again. Hello to all of you who have not got bored by now. It's 4.30 and we are sitting in the bar with a small glass of beer because we get free wifi this is what it looks like from here. The glasses ...
Market day
Off to the market today an English guy here has a mini bus and organises trips out. Today was the market at Algoz it was a hot day again I think there must have been a delivery of socks and boxers this week there were hundreds of them. Lots of thermals too the Portuguese folk are all wearing long trousers and coats, anyone would think it was winter. ...
More glorious sun
It was quite windy this morning but it soon settled and was as hot as ever did some washing and all the stuff we need to do everyday. We got the bikes out again and it did not rain. We cycled towards Pera a village close to where we are. On the way we spied a sand sculpture display covering quite a large area you had to pay to see it. The theme was music and musicians forgot my phone so no pics sorry. I fell in ...
A Day at the Beaches (not all fun!)
Our last day on the Costa Del Sol dawned beautiful as has every day here in the south of Spain. We had our relaxing morning and were out the door about noon. Our first destination was Puerto Banus, the Monte Carlo of Spain about a 20 minute drive west of Calahonda. A smooth drive brought us to this very luxurious community. We parked and walked to the beach. The Mediterranean was glistening . Lots of people were lounging by the sea on many sun beds that were ...


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My earliest work, during the period 1957-1964 while I was with English Electric, was on compilers. This led to the book: Algol 60 Implementation. (Co-author Lawford J. Russell). Academic Press, London, 1964.
I then joined the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, N.Y. where, with an intervening year during 1965-66 in California, I worked on high performance computer architectures (the ACS Project), then on operating systems and system design methodology. During this time, and shortly after I returned to the UK in 1969 to became Professor of Computing Science at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, I was co-editor of the reports on the two NATO Software Engineering Conferences.
In 1971 I set up the project that initiated research into the possibility of software fault tolerance, and introduced the "recovery block" concept. Subsequent major developments included the Newcastle Connection, and the prototype Distributed Secure System. I have been Principal Investigator on a succession of research projects on system dependability funded by the Science Research Council (now Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council), the Ministry of Defence, the European Strategic Programme of Research in Information Technology (ESPRIT), and the European Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme. Most recently I have performed the role of Project Director for CaberNet (the IST Network of Excellence on Distributed Computing Systems Architectures) and for two IST Research Projects, MAFTIA (Malicious- and Accidental-Fault Tolerance for Internet Applications) and DSoS (Dependable Systems of Systems). Subsequently I was involved with the RODIN IST project, and the ReSIST IST Network of Excellence.
My current computing science research continues to be focussed on Dependability (for example on failure analysis - in the EPSRC-funded UNCOVER Project, on which I am a co-investigator) and, to a lesser extent, on the History of Computing.
I was a founder-member of IFIP WG2.3 (Programming Methodology) and am a founder-member of IFIP WG10.4 (Dependability and Fault Tolerance). In 1979 I helped found MARI (Microelectronics Applications Research Institute) and in 1993 I was involved in setting up the Northern Informatics Applications Agency, both of which flourished and did some excellent work for a number of years.
I was an active member of the group of twenty-three academics who, in April 2006, became concerned by what we had learned of the plans, progress, reported difficulties and controversies surrounding the UK National Health Service's National Programme for Information Technology (NPfIT). From then until September 2010 I edited the evolving Dossier that was produced documenting our growing concerns about the Programme.
The University Library now holds a sizeable archive of my professional activities and correspondence, 1950-2009. The fully catalogued materials are now available via a profile webpage on the Library website.
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Miami is 1-6 ATS as a 4-point fave or less but they were against @Memphis(-1), @Clippers(-1.5), @Indiana(-2), @Utah(-2.5), @Portland(-3.5) and @Boston(-3.5) with their only win against against Oklahoma City (-2.5) on Christmas Day. What these teams have in common (before they play Miami) was that they hold a good winning percentage when playing at home while catching the Heat in the thick of a road trip.
Long time lurker here. I am not really going to start posting plays but betting angles instead. Here's one I found for tomorrow night.
When majority of the betting public cap games they usually go about like this: If Team A beats Team B, and Team B beats Team C, therefore Team A will beat Team C.
A prime example is the Boston @ Philadelphia game. Minnesota came to Philadelphia 3 days ago and floored the home team 105 to 88. The next day we saw a 104-94 win by Boston over the Timberwolves that isn't really as close as the final score would be. Now, Philadelphia hosts Boston as a one point home dog and people would think that Boston is the right play here. 60% of the consensus are on them as I type this.With a looming home-and-home series, I think the both home team will win in their respective games.
Anyway, like I said, public perception of a current team's strenght is usually based on their most recent outing. When a lot of people cap games, they try to find a commonality on both sides; ones they do, they try and use that. Perception should be the Celtics will beat the 76ers and the almost pick em of a line is a gift. I think otherwise. If there's anything, the play is against the Celtics.
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Ronald Nored's eventual entry into the college coaching ranks was always more of a "when" than an "if."
From the earliest days of his arrival on the national stage—he was the sophomore point guard for Butler during the Bulldogs' run to the 2010 national championship game—he talked about his desire to become a basketball coach when his playing career ended. And, as a self-aware, tough-nosed defender without much semblance of an offensive game, he knew his playing career would finish the moment his Butler eligibility ended.
On Tuesday, Nored was announced as an assistant coach at South Alabama, where he joins a familiar face. Matthew Graves, an assistant to Butler head coach Brad Stevens during Nored's career, was hired as South Alabama's head coach on March 25.
"I am extremely excited for the opportunity to join Coach Graves' staff," Nored said in a statement. "In the four years I played for him I saw his unbelievable knowledge and dedication to make us the best we can be. I look forward to being a part of a staff that does things the right way, and allows young men to become better basketball players and people."
Nored comes to the Jaguars after one year as the head coach of the Brownsburg (Indiana) High School team, where, as noted in the South Alabama press release, he "rallied BHS from a 3-8 start to finish 11-10 on the year."
As a player, Nored knocked down a couple of big shots during Butler's stunning back-to-back runs to the national championship game, but those weren't his calling card. He was an outstanding defender, a good distributor of the basketball and a brilliant leader; all three of those qualities played major roles in Butler's success in the NCAA Tournament.
Especially the leadership aspect, which is the hardest to define.
For example, a couple hours before the start of Butler's 2011 Final Four game against VCU, Nored decided to light a competitive fire under Bulldogs guard Shelvin Mack. So he told Mack that one of the VCU players had said, basically, that he'd guarded shooters better than Mack. Nored admitted after the game he completely made that up, but he knew his teammate and friend so well that he knew just the idea of the slight would work.
Mack finished with 24 points—including a 5-for-6 showing from the 3-point arc—in a game the Bulldogs won to advance to the championship contest.
"That's just the kind of leader he is," Mack said after the game. "He knows how to talk to his teammates a certain way to get them fired up, and I think he did a great job of that."
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Seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which causes some people to grow depressed during winter months because of the shorter hours of daylight, is a well-known phenomenon. Sufferers can be treated with light therapy, and spring usually brings natural relief to many. For the rest of us, the advent of better weather, longer days, new flowers and renewed energy is commonly a welcome relief.
Not for all, however. For some with SAD, there can be a remission at the end of February or March and then a sudden, acute exacerbation in spring. This may be akin to the phenomenon, quite familiar to mental health professionals, that occurs when a depressed person who is on the road to recovery suddenly commits suicide. The troubled person may look better because he has recovered some of his energy, but his mood is still grim — and his renewed energy then allows him to carry out a suicide plan.
In fact, April is indeed the "cruellest month" identified by T.S. Eliot, with a slight spike in suicides (though the week between Christmas and New Year's is the worst). Again, the "renewed energy" hypothesis is one that's offered, and I have found the "comparison factor" to be significant among my patients — as in, when you look at yourself relative to other people. Everyone is cold and miserable and hurrying to get inside in the deepest days of winter. In spring, all of a sudden we are out on display: mothers with new babies, couples holding hands, pretty young girls. As one young woman said to me, "I hate this time of year! There are so many gorgeous girls on the street wearing short skirts. I like nice weather, but it's not worth it. It just makes me feel more horrible about how fat I feel."
The comparison factor may also be at work during the holiday blues. You imagine that everyone else is nestled in the warm embrace of a loving family, and you feel isolated in comparison. The longing for contact, and the lack of it, is a serious risk factor in depression (which is why suicide hot lines can be effective). Again, in spring, the envy of others, and the intimacy one imagines between them, can be agonizing. Another patient recounts:
I remember an incredibly nice Sunday in May. I was walking across Central Park and everyone was out — kids with their parents, friends having picnics, and couples, couples, couples everywhere. It wasn't so much that I wanted to be in a relationship. It was more that I felt so down that I couldn't ever imagine feeling what any of those people seemed to be feeling: in tune with each other and the world, even in the smallest way. I felt like I was the only one.
This patient's depression wasn't precipitated by spring alone, but you can see in this description how the signs of the season exacerbated it.
Studies of happiness have also pinpointed a comparison factor. In terms of material possessions, for example, people are content if they see themselves as having about the same as those around them. If they see themselves as less well off than their neighbors, they are proportionately less content. Perhaps the current recession will signal that happy times are here again.
Cecilia M. Ford, Ph.D., has been a psychologist in private practice in New York City since 1987. Her current areas of focus are chronic illnes and depression, eating disorders and body image disorders, sexuality and relationships, and parenthood and careers. At WVFC, she writes both from her professional expertise and from her deep knowledge and experience with theatre, film, politics and fun.


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Learn five machine-quilting methods while tackling a common challenge: how to quilt large projects on your home sewing machine!
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|Casual, Funky, Rock / Punk
What are you most proud of? This is only the second quilt that I have been happy with my free motion quilting. I ventured to try feathers and even though they aren't perfect, they are for this quilt.
Your quilt is fantastic! Love the color choice!
Thank you. It was a fun quilt to put together.
This is very cute! Good job!
Thank you.
I like your quilt and have the pattern. Hope mine turns out as nice as yours.
Thank you.