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Selim Ilter
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Marcia O'Brien
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MBA, University of Rochester
B.S., Rochester Institute of Technology
AAS, Alfred State College
Laurel Parrilli
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Phone: (585) 385-8326
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B.S., Binghamton University
Hemant Sashittal
Title: Professor
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Phone: (585) 385-8088
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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MBA, Syracuse University
MMS, Bombay University
B.Com., Bombay University
Raymond Shady
Title: Executive Director for External Affairs and Chair, Department of Accounting/Finance
Office: Salerno 238
Phone: (585) 385-8098
Email: email@example.com
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M.A., University of Toronto
B.A., St. Michael's College, Toronto, Ontario
Ronald Sicker
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Phone: (585) 385-7398
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Education: MBA, John Carroll University
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Tom Tyson
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Phone: (585) 385-8431
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M.Ed., Education (Counseling), University of Pittsburgh
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B.S., History, Northwestern University
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Phone: (585) 385-7344
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Derek Vanderlinde
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Phone: (585) 385-8353
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MBA, Old Dominion University
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Phone: (585) 385-8446
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Phone: (585) 385-7267
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IP now holds approximately 200K acres of forest lands. Does anyone know where most of this land is located? All responses appreciated.
www.nrplp.biz/default.aspx?menuitemid=653 It seems they sold the lignite deposits to a joint venture with them as minority partner.
I don't know if they kept the mineral rights on much of the land they sold in the US. This statement alludes that they sold it all, but can never tell for sure until the next report.They acquired a lot when they purchased General Crude back in the late 70s. Whatever it may be, it would have little to no effect to the bottom line.
Click on the Profile in the left margin, in the Business Summary you'll see, ..."Its Forest Products segment owns and manages approximately 200,000 acres of forestlands and development properties primarily in the United States."
Heaven knows the last time that profile was updated.IP sold off all their US land in past few years, with the exception of some high-priced tracts scattered across the SE (the reason they are priced so high is that the were once woodyards and IP has a high cost basis in them; they are next to railroads so are holding them for industrial sales.)Check out their annual report and it only states they own land in Brazil.
Brazil, 100%
Thanks for the information. I still see some IP signs on various properties in Warren County, PA. Possibly these properties have been sold to Weyerhaeuser - but I am surprised.

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metroid prime 3,medal of honor heroes 2 and guitar hero 3
Befor you read, yes this is a wii rant. (i cant remember if there was a specific forum for these things but i couldnt find one)
Wow nintendo great job with the wii...
Ok when i fist got it i got zelda too, great game and it got me even more exited for the wii. So then wario ware smooth moves came out. Ouch, what a horrible game, i beat it in an hour and a waste of $50. But i still have some hope in the wii, after call of duty 3. Didnt play much after that for a while, elebits looked dumb. Never got a chance to play wii play but a couple of my friends said it wasnt what you think. Then i play mario party 8, decent at least but could realy get friends over to play. Now im waiting for some online action, batalion wars 2 comes out, i rent it, i try it, online play sucked, missions were ok. Havnt tried mario galaxy yet but its just expensive to spend $8 to rent. And then like everyone else, i get dissapointed about brawls moved launch date. But my main point here, im officialy dissapointed at nintendo. Maybe im speaking to early, maybe i havnt tried certain games that will change my mind,or maybe im just wrong. But for the moment if ssbb doesnt cheer me up, then im selling my wii to get and xbox 360. i mean look at it awesome online play, awesome games, LAN, ect. If you think im wrong tell me why maybe i am, maybe theres somthing im not looking at. Thanks for your help if so.
P.S. are there any other games out that have online play?
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metroid prime 3,medal of honor heroes 2 and guitar hero 3
for online play id try (in order): 1. Medal of Honor Heroes 2 2. Mario Strikers Charged (havent tried it yet but heard good things) 3. Madden 2008 (if u like madden) 4. Guitar Hero 3Originally Posted by Bubbagump
for other good games id try (in order) 1. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption 2. Zak and Wiki (heard good things) 3. Super Mario Galaxy (i mean it IS the best rated game of all time, lol) 4. Whatever else you want? Just look around
Wii Games: Wii Sports, Manhunt 2, Madden 2008, Super Mario Galaxy, Medal of Honor Heroes 2, Mario Strikers Charged, Link's Crossbow Training and Red Steel
VC Games: Super Metroid, Gunstar Heroes, Sonic 1, Sonic 2, Contra 3, Ninja Gaiden 2, Super Mario Brothers, Soldier Blade, Kid Icarus, Blades of Steel, World Sports Competition, F-Zero and Punch-Out
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Um, first of all, buy Galaxy. Oh, and Metroid. You should probably also give Zack and Wiki a chance. You should definitely own some variation of Guitar Hero 3.(Unless you're not a fan) Then go and buy MoH for you're online needs. Then try umbrella chronicles.
Alright, do that? Now we can talk.
P.S. Oh, and if it is a financial issue, then you have no reason to be upset. That's not Nintendo's fault.
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it surprises me that you only played the crap games (cept battalion and zelda)
you should rent strikers or medal of honor for online, and also get galaxy at the very least.
why do people say xbox has soo many good games? if i had 360 i would get : nhl 08 , maybe halo 3, orange box, mass effect, and that blue dragon game or whatever. i dont see what the big draw is compard to wii.
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there is plenty more games that you would like coz u only said you played 3 or 4 games
Hey try Super mario galaxy its cool but my first real game was dbz t2 but get brawl with no doubt oh and everyone call me RJ
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Originally Posted by samXcor3
I'm a Wii60 owner......and in all honesty, the Wii, except for a morning workout with sports, doen't get used......
If haven't experienced online with the 360, you are not living( or gaming, for that matter). COD 4 is unreal...HALO3 goes without saying....there are a TON of good games for the 360, with online, LIVE chat, unreal grahics, Downloadable content( something everyone forgets about), webcam,......
not to mention BIOSHOCK, the box..forza 2....GTA coming....
not saying Wii is bad...but look at the ratings on IGN,,there are only 2 or 3 gmes in the 9 catergory......the rest are just OK...
Wii may be a party system, but 360 online makes gaming a SOCIAL system.....
Buy Zack and Wiki and Super Mario Galaxy.
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i see what your saying and i dont own a 360(considering getting one) i do own a wii however and i love it and i think its all in your opinion tho, usually when i wanna get my shooter on i use my pc cause i prefer the controlsOriginally Posted by fastharry


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Jersey Shore school superintendent goes on sick leave, resigns
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JERSEY SHORE — After working in the Jersey Shore Area School District for 19 years, nine of those as district superintendent, Richard Emery will resign at the conclusion of the 2013-14 school year....
I am sick about this, I loved how he was down to earth like the rest of us and talked about things with students and staff that needed to be addressed. Not someone who keep his head up like he was better than us. He will be greatly missed. I know a lot of people did not like some of his calls but remember one thing people he had bosses too, the school board. There has been times he did go against them. Mr Emery I do hope you get well, and keep your head up you are a wonderful pereson and great friend. I will miss you deeply. Dr. Chappel will do great but what scares me is who they will replace him or her with. God bless
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What a positive meeting and how lucky is this district to have Dr. Chappel at the helm. Several power point presentations covered Spirit Week, school assessment progress and an update on the renovation at the JSE. Dr. Chappel and this board have moved forward despite all the roadblocks thrown in their path....keep up the POSITIVE work.
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DAN...sorry buddy...he had NO boss...he was the boss and a sorry one at that!
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Wow...after reading the very vanilla article and then the comments I'm thinking it sure would be nice to get the back story on all of this.
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Shirly....What a back-story!!!!.....you have no clue....similar to a black comedy...really black....
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This smells of special and unethical deal - like Penn College often does. Penn College, for instance, often secretly fires people - then pays them for months as long as they sign a "non-disclosure". Then the terminated employee is given a new title (Special Consultant to such and such), a new office number (which is usually a closet somewhere on campus), and nothing more is ever said about them.
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If this employee is on the up and up, why take sick leave until a specific date next year? Why not FMLA? Sad...
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The man is sick. He earned sick time and vacation just like the rest of us who are employed. He is taking his sick time now because he needs it. He is resigning at the end of the school year. I don't see where this is unethical...
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Marcus...somehow...I believe you are playing out of the ballpark on this one...
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I heard a while ago that he was fired. Who knows. They didn't fire him over his 4 DUIs yes 4. He won't be missed.
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Could you please list where and when on that information jjs8484? WOW
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Marcus...Agree with Andy. You are over left field and in the bull pen.
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@jjs8484-where does it state 4 DUI's?
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I meant to type 3 hit 4 by mistake. My apologies.
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@jjs8484-where does it say 3 DUI's? I read 3x over the legal limit
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The administration last evening presented a spirit filled agenda which involved the integration of community groups and businesses. Forget the past few years and move this district with the Bulldog Power we once had Dr. Chappel! Thank you for having the Bulldog Channel available to the citizens who cannot get out. Yes, "we are the orange and black!"
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Roadblocks=those who think they are better than JS redidents and now need a charter school. Who is teaching the snobby attitude to who...sad
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AWndy33 and ValleyDad987 - you are both clearly incorrect. I've witnessed what I talked about with PCT and the link jjs8282 sends the message that I'm probably right about Mr. Emery. He's sick alright - with alcoholism. Thanks jjs8282 for the revealing link about Mr. Emery.
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From WNEP - "He is kind of an intense person who tries to follow rules. He tries to make sure everyone does the right thing and follows the rules, so it is kind of a surprise," said Jersey Shore senior Alyssa Fink. She added it's up to the school board to decide whether Emery stays on with the district, but to her, if the DUI charges are true, then Emery's character is in question. "It's not really a good thing to be looking up to." "Parents who spoke to Newswatch 16 wanted to point out that Emery was superintendent last year when the district wanted to prevent a group of high school seniors from walking at graduation for being at a party where alcohol was served". Sounds like a winning kind of guy...
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Marcus...How do you ever expect anyone to take you seriously when you use the comments of a student..unaware of really serious issues...as though they were taken directly from the tablets of Moses....please get real!
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Marcus....2...2...2 years ago.....
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Going to snow today because I agree with Andy AGAIN. Marcus...............This is 2013 (almost 2014, your WNEP quote is from 2012)----HISTORY Tell us something we don't already know.
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Andy33 and ValleyDad - I appreciate your perspectives but disagree (your silly insults aside). It's not outside the realm of possibilities, as you are suggesting, that this individual continued to be a problematic employee in ways that didn't rise to garnering the attention of a media outlet (SG). That he was driving so intoxicated (.211) and demonstrated a cavalier attitude with the police does not reflect maturity and responsibility. It appears he's had multiple DUIs, etc. The evidence suggests some sort of "deal" for him to leave quietly. You're not incorrect that I myself may be incorrect. The way you're both talking, his past has no relevance in suggesting what may have happened currently.
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The day the baby in my womb stopped moving, I was with the boys, visiting my parents. Days later, when I left the hospital and returned to my parents' house, the little blue and white knitted outfit I'd almost finished was gone, put away, out of sight.
I've never picked up my knitting needles again, and through the years and my history of stillbirths and pregnancy loss (here), I learned that most people - relatives, friends, even medical staff - don't know how to respond to pregnancy loss appropriately. They often react by putting it "out of sight."
Not so those parents who have actually been through pregnancy loss. In the days, and weeks, and months that followed the birth of our first stillborn baby, the phone was silent and not many words of comfort came. Then I received something in the mail from the US, from someone totally unconnected to me, who was herself a bereaved mother.
What came in the mail was a fat manila envelope containing the Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support, Inc information and support packet which a friend of friends in the US had asked Share to send me. Share gives support to parents and professionals; their mission is to "provide families with a positive resolution to their grief." The package that came in the mail that day from over the Atlantic was a helping hand reaching out to me across an ocean of loneliness.
I've added a logo and a link to Share to my sidebar (it is not sponsorship), because I noticed from the stats that this post is getting a few hits; in case some readers are bereaved parents, I want to help them get in touch with Share.


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Part 4: Adding an Admin View
Add an Admin View
Now we'll turn to the client side, and add a page that can consume data from the Admin controller. The page will allow users to create, edit, or delete products, by sending AJAX requests to the controller.
In Solution Explorer, expand the Controllers folder and open the file named HomeController.cs. This file contains an MVC controller. Add a method named
public ActionResult Admin() { string apiUri= Url.HttpRouteUrl("DefaultApi", new { controller = "admin", }); ViewBag.ApiUrl = new Uri(Request.Url, apiUri).AbsoluteUri.ToString(); return View(); }
The HttpRouteUrl method creates the URI to the web API, and we store this in the view bag for later.
Next, position the text cursor within the
Admin action method, then right-click and select
Add View. This will bring up the Add View dialog.
In the Add View dialog, name the view "Admin". Select the check box labeled Create a strongly-typed view. Under Model Class, select "Product (ProductStore.Models)". Leave all the other options as their default values.
Clicking Add adds a file named Admin.cshtml under Views/Home. Open this file and add the following HTML. This HTML defines the structure of the page, but no functionality is wired up yet.

Product ID

Name
 <input type="text" />

Price ($)
 <input type="text" />

Actual Cost ($)
 <input type="text" />

 <input type="button" value="Update" /> <input type="button" value="Delete Item" />

Add New Product
 <form id="product"> @Html.ValidationSummary(true) <fieldset> <legend>Contact</legend> @Html.EditorForModel()
 <input type="submit" value="Save" />
 </fieldset> </form>

Create a Link to the Admin Page
In Solution Explorer, expand the Views folder and then expand the Shared folder. Open the file named _Layout.cshtml. Locate the ul element with id = "menu", and an action link for the Admin view:

@Html.ActionLink("Admin", "Admin", "Home")

In the sample project, I made a few other cosmetic changes, such as replacing the string "Your logo here". These don't affect the functionality of the application. You can download the project and compare the files.
Run the application and click the "Admin" link that appears at the top of the home page. The Admin page should look like the following:
Right now, the page doesn't do anything. In the next section, we'll use Knockout.js to create a dynamic UI.
Add Authorization
The Admin page is currently accessible to anyone visiting the site. Let's change this to restrict permission to administrators.
Start by adding an "Administrator" role and an administrator user. In Solution Explorer, expand the Filters folder and open the file named InitializeSimpleMembershipAttribute.cs. Locate the
SimpleMembershipInitializer constructor. After the call to WebSecurity.InitializeDatabaseConnection, add the following code:
const string adminRole = "Administrator"; const string adminName = "Administrator"; if (!Roles.RoleExists(adminRole)) { Roles.CreateRole(adminRole); } if (!WebSecurity.UserExists(adminName)) { WebSecurity.CreateUserAndAccount(adminName, "password"); Roles.AddUserToRole(adminName, adminRole); }
This is a quick-and-dirty way to add the "Administrator" role and create a user for the role.
In Solution Explorer, expand the Controllers folder and open the
HomeController.cs file. Add the Authorize attribute to the
Admin method.
[Authorize(Roles="Administrator")] public ActionResult Admin() { return View(); }
Open the AdminController.cs file and add the Authorize attribute to the entire
AdminController class.
[Authorize(Roles="Administrator")] public class AdminController : ApiController { // ...
MVC and Web API both define Authorize attributes, in different namespaces. MVC uses System.Web.Mvc.AuthorizeAttribute, while Web API uses System.Web.Http.AuthorizeAttribute.
Now only administrators can view the Admin page. Also, if you send an HTTP request to the Admin controller, the request must contain an authentication cookie. If not, the server sends an HTTP 401 (Unauthorized) response. You can see this in Fiddler by sending a GET request to http://localhost:port/api/admin.
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"We're a good side. If we're bold in the summer, we can build a team again that can be right there again next year. The league is changing and a top-four position is very difficult to achieve."
Harry Redknapp's comments ahead of the last game of the season are interesting for a number of reasons. They contain just a hint of getting the excuses in before the possibility of not making the Champions League actually comes to pass. If that does happen - either as a result of Chelsea winning in Munich or by actually finishing outside the top four - it will certainly have considerable bearing on the players that will be willing to move to White Hart Lane in the summer. Not so long ago, Lille's Eden Hazard was describing Spurs as "a great English club" and one that could provide a home for his considerable talents. In the time it has taken for Spurs to go from dark horses for the title to possible Europa League contenders, the race for the talented young Belgian's signature appears to have turned into a contest between the two Manchester clubs, with Spurs warranting barely a mention.
At the same time, Harry has had to come out and deny that the club has agreed a £32 million fee with Barcelona for Gareth Bale. No doubt there will be a need to issue more of these sorts of denials in the coming weeks, but the timing of this one ahead of the crunch game with Fulham can only serve to further unsettle the player.
The atmosphere going into that game could possibly have been different if Harry were more inclined to follow the advice he was directing towards Daniel Levy. If he had been "bold" a week ago, guaranteed Champions League football might still be in Spurs' own hands. Despite being a man down, Spurs were bossing proceedings at Villa Park against poor opponents who have won only four times at home all season. The ten men on the field pushed hard, yet could not find the elusive second goal that would have given them all three points. With players tiring, with time running out, with Defoe and Saha on the bench, Harry's throw of the dice was to bring on Scott Parker in the 89th minute.
Whether or not that approach pays dividends only time - and other results - will tell. It was notable how, on the same day, Roberto Mancini changed the fortunes of his team by displaying some tactical acumen from the sidelines at St. James' Park - most probably securing the title in the process. In any event, all Spurs can do now is beat Fulham and hope that the other team from north London slip up at the Hawthorns. Or, alternatively, that Bayern Munich don't slip up on their home turf in a week's time. Failing to qualify for Champions League would not necessarily have been looked upon as a huge disappointment at the start of the season. Now it would be hard to see it as anything else.
Come On You Spurs. nothing much else i can say as a fan at this time, while waiting for the Fulham game.
Redknapp have done a great job by mentaining the 4th probably you get 3rd later today.The fact is remains that Chelsea would get the CL spot at Munich.
We are fourth !!! Now, hoping for Bayern to maul Chelsea at their own turf. GO BAYERN !!!
Although we're still in with a chance of UCL, I can't help feeling this was a season wasted to make a real statement for spurs. Could have pipped the arse to 3rd, could have made a more credible run at the title, so many possibilities and now we're staring a possible nightmare run in europa again. With europa, we'll definitely lose modric, bale would get unsettled, and vdv would start grumbling. The two games that really killed us were the villa game recently and more crucially the game with the arse that started our terrible run and jump started their 3rd place charge. We need a better attacker to lead our line, not Adebayor who went missing during that 10 game run. Pour the money into a world class ST and CB and we'll be able to challenge for UCL again next season.
I suppose if someone had told me a year ago Spurs are gonna be 4th by the end of the season, I would have been one happy geezer, but with results going the way they did and Tottenham surrendering a 10-point-lead to A######, I now need to keep my fingers crossed for Bayern Munich, a team I love to hate. Strange times ...
Go Spurs!
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Go get Unyewu from Sporting Lisbon....an American international defender who could work with Friedel. Then get Dempsey...he would love another run in Europe. Get rid of Nelsen, Jenas, Huddlestone, Bentley...and Defoe if he wants away. Throw some $$$ at Adebayor, Luka and Bale. We MUST keep them!!!!
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Hawking, 68, has long suffered from a motor neurone disease that
has extremely limited his powers of communication and movement, but
that has never stopped him from making important contributions
to scientific theory. Hawking just finished up a three-year
project, a TV series called Stephen Hawking's Universe, which
will air on Sunday May 9 at 9 p.m. on the Discovery Channel.In
the show he will offer up some controversial assessments on
extraterrestrial life and what it might be like. Hawking
is a firm believer that alien life does exist. The universe
contains hundreds of billions of galaxies, each with hundreds of
millions of stars, many which have been shown
to have planets in orbit. Numbers virtually guarantee
that life has evolved elsewhere, Hawking believes. He states,
"To my mathematical brain, the numbers alone make thinking about
aliens perfectly rational. The real challenge is to work out
what aliens might actually be like."So what might these
extraterrestrial species be like? Hawking believes that most
are likely "simple" species, similar to those that have
evolved on Earth; ranging from microbes to land animals.However,
Hawking believes there is likely intelligent life out there.
And he's frightened by that possibility.The aliens in
Hawking's vision would be much like the malefic beasties in the
blockbuster science-fiction flick Independence
He describes, "We only have to look at ourselves to see how
intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn't want to
meet. I imagine they might exist in massive ships, having used up all
the resources from their home planet. Such advanced aliens would
perhaps become nomads, looking to conquer and colonize whatever
planets they can reach."He says that humans should try
to avoid alien contact as we colonize
space. He states that such contact would be "a little
too risky". What would result? He states, "If
aliens ever visit us, I think the outcome would be much as when
Christopher Columbus first landed in America, which didn't turn out
very well for the Native Americans."In addition to his
theories about vicious aliens, Hawking suggests that based on
examples of life surviving on Earth in extreme environments, life
could be found in unbelievable places, such as in the center of stars
or even floating in interplanetary space.Hawking's colleagues
concur on this point. Lord Martin Rees, a British royal
astrophysicist, told his students in lecture earlier this year that
humans might not be able to recognize or understand forms of life
they stumble across in space. He states, "I suspect there
could be life and intelligence out there in forms we can't
conceive. Just as a chimpanzee can't understand quantum
theory, it could be there are aspects of reality that are beyond the
capacity of our brains."How close could primitive life
be? Professor Brian Cox, University of Manchester's "rockstar
physicist" suggests we look in our own solar backyard. He
says that Mars, Europa (a moon of Jupiter), and Titan (a moon of
Saturn) are likely places to find it.
quote: "We only have to look at ourselves to see how intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn't want to meet.
quote: I imagine they might exist in massive ships, having used up all the resources from their home planet. Such advanced aliens would perhaps become nomads, looking to conquer and colonize whatever planets they can reach."
quote: "If aliens ever visit us, I think the outcome would be much as when Christopher Columbus first landed in America, which didn't turn out very well for the Native Americans."
quote: Man = bad . The premise of any Liberal mind.
quote: Name one exploration of new areas of earth (by the supposedly civil and comparatively advanced Europeans) that did not go well for the indigenous rival? Australia? South America? North America? Africa*?
quote: As for what we have that they might want....
quote: extended living space on what is a pretty nice planet. Y'know.
quote: UUGHH !!! Didn't I already make this distinction? Steven is projecting what would happen if an super advanced alien race came to earth, based on how we handled things THOUSANDS OR HUNDREDS OF YEARS AGO when we were less advanced, more ignorant, and less tolerant. Do you understand the problem with this line of thinking??
quote: Man = bad . The premise of any Liberal mind. Sigh, I expected so much more from him.
quote: Ok, ignoring the obvious liberal clique about whites vs. Indians and how terrible "we" are.
quote: Really? Come on. Don't make this into something that it's not.
quote: Your assumption that an advanced e.t. race capable of and actively engaged in interstellar travel is not in need of or pursuing anything in the universe is, at best, improbable.
quote: Read your history.
quote: It is the height of arrogance to claim that our own "history" should be applied when making an assumption about an alien species. This is all speculation . For all we know the "survival instinct" could be something completely foreign to another planet. Just because it works one way on Earth, does NOT mean it's a universal truth. Which is as possibility that shouldn't be hard to grasp for a man like Hawking.
quote: You can not postulate that one point of view is more valid than the other, so attacking one over the other is wrong.
quote: You can not postulate that one point of view is more valid than the other, so attacking one over the other is wrong.
quote: After all, who wants to live on a poxy asteroid when you can live on that nice blue planet with plenty of beachfront property and lots of servants on hand (at least they better be if they don't want another probing).
quote: First off, anyone, ANYONE, bringing up the Indians in that way is left of center. I mean, you're joking right? Using the Native American card in a discussion about potential aliens?? Discussion over.
quote: Pursuing what though?? What do we have that "they" could not possibly find on one of their planets, moons, or asteroid??
quote: Ya, that's what I thought. You have no idea.
quote: This is all speculation.
quote: Baring the OBVIOUS ripoff of Hollywood this opinion is, it also is a contradiction. You can't have a super advanced space race, capable of massive Star Wars ship technology, who ALSO can't develop renewable resources. Think about it idiot! If you can travel across galaxies, aren't you past the point of needing ANYTHING on your planet that you can't replace, substitute, or engineer? Also, wouldn't you be capable of fixing any problem to the planets environment that you supposedly caused to get to your advanced state in the first place ? The answer to these questions is YES.
quote: Aliens do not want our resources period.
quote: Why would they fly 4,000 light years, passing up countless other systems with more resources to head to the one that would actually resist? Try to understand the size of the universe first, and the amount of energy it would take just to get here.
quote: These monkeys are at once the ugliest and the most beautiful creatures on the planet
quote: ...a super advanced but ALSO primitively viscous alien race...
quote: Think about it idiot!
quote: Slavery WAS a necessary evil to advance societies before industrialization, after all there would be little time to develop arts, philosophy and science to the levels the "advanced" cultures of their time did if they had to grow their own food


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Albany, NY -- The state Senate Monday passed unanimously legislation sponsored by Sen. Darrel J. Aubertine, chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, to give dairy farmers a stronger individual voice in the policies that directly affect their business.
The bill, S.1677-A, amends state Agriculture and Markets law to authorize the Commissioner of Agriculture & Markets to notify individual farmers in the event of proposed changes to milk marketing agreements and/or orders.
Farmers then will be able to opt out of the bloc voting system in which the cooperative casts an aggregate ballot, to cast an individual ballot on federal referendums, on federal milk marketing orders, and on state-administered orders (Western New York).
While bloc voting can be a useful tool under certain circumstances, this procedure basically serves as a time saving means and is not always in the best interest of individual producers. Bloc voting essentially eliminates a dairy farmer's right to exercise his or her conscience in opposition to his or her cooperative.
"This is really about giving farmers the opportunity to exercise their democratic rights," Aubertine said. "Dairy farmers join co-ops to have a stronger collective voice, but as members in that co-op not every farmer will agree with the decisions made. Under the current arrangement, when amendments are made to federal or state milk orders, the co-op exercises bloc voting. With this bill, if individual producers want to cast their own ballot separate from the co-op, they'll have that opportunity."


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Tuukka Rask was born on March 10, 1987 in Savonlinna, Finland.
The Finnish player started his career with his youth club SaPKo.
He was the top ranked European goaltender in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft.
Rask played his last European ice hockey season as the No. 1 goaltender for the Ilves senior team.
The Toronto Maple Leafs drafted Rask in the first round (21st overall) of the 2005 NHL Entry Draft.
Rask was traded to the Bruins in June 2006.
In May 2007, Rask signed a three-year contract with the Bruins. In July 2013, he signed an eight-year contract with the team.
In January 2009, Rask played his first game with the Bruins in the 2008–09 season, and earned his first ever NHL shutout.
He signed a two-year extension with the Bruins in November 2009.
In the 2009-10 regular season, Rask was the only goalie with a goals against average less than 2.00 and the only goalie with a save percentage over .930.
In the 2010-11 NHL season, Rask won the Stanley Cup with Boston, becoming only the second Finnish goaltender to do so, after Chicago's Antti Niemi the previous year.
On June 28, 2012, he resigned with the Boston Bruins on a one-year, $3.5 million deal.
He replaced Thomas as the starting goalie before the 2012-2013 season lockout.
During the lockout, he played for HC Plzen in the Czech Republic.
He catches Left.
He has faced 1 penalty shot, stopping Phi's Ville Leino on May, 12, 2010.
Rask had an overtime assist on April 21, 2010 against Buffalo -- becoming the 2nd goaltender in history with an OT playoff assist.
His younger brother, Joonas, plays for for Ilves in the SM-liiga.
Rask is 6 feet 2 inches tall.
Rask has a girlfriend who is from Finland and now lived in Boston, according to the Boston Globe.
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American Airlines Selects NBC Universal as Inflight Broadcast Provider
FORT WORTH, Texas and UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif., Jan. 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Airlines and NBC Universal have reached an agreement for inflight broadcast content starting March 1. NBC Universal will produce four exclusive 90-minute programs each month for American, featuring content from numerous NBC entities for viewing on the airline's overhead main-screens and, where available, personal entertainment devices.
NBC Universal will deliver a wide variety of hit television and film programming on American Airlines entertainment-enabled domestic and international flights. This includes American flights operated with Boeing 737, 757, 767, and Airbus 300 aircraft. As a seat-back audio and video on demand (AVOD) equipped aircraft, American's Boeing 777 will offer an abridged list of NBC Universal must-see entertainment.
"American Airlines is committed to providing first-rate inflight programming for our customers," said Dan Garton, American's Executive Vice President - Marketing. "With this agreement, we have also demonstrated our commitment to improve our customers' overall travel experience. We are both pleased and eager to introduce NBC Universal programming as a key part of our inflight entertainment."
Among the monthly programs are television shows from NBC, USA, Bravo, SCI FI, Oxygen, MSNBC and CNBC, as well as films from Universal Pictures and programming from NBC News, NBC Sports and other divisions of the company.
"We are thrilled to partner with American Airlines and offer passengers the opportunity to sample NBC Universal's best programming," said Frances Manfredi, Executive Vice President/General Sales Manager, NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution. "We believe this is a tremendous promotional platform for NBC Universal assets."
"This mutually beneficial arrangement with American Airlines allows the many broadcast and cable channels of NBC Universal as well as Universal Pictures to showcase our products to a highly desirable audience," said John Miller, Chief Marketing Officer NBC Universal Television Group and President, The NBC Agency. "We look forward to delivering engaging programming that will enhance the experience of the audiences on American's flights."
For complete entertainment options available on American Airlines, a founding member of the oneworld® Alliance, visit www.aa.com/entertainment.
Advertising sales, including exclusive sponsorships and in-flight product placements, will be handled by Brand Connections, which is based out of New York.
About American Airlines
American Airlines, American Eagle and the AmericanConnection® airlines serve 250 cities in 40 countries with, on average, more than 3,400 daily flights. The combined network fleet numbers more than 900 aircraft. American's award-winning Web site, AA.com®, provides users with easy access to check and book fares, plus personalized news, information and travel offers. American Airlines is a founding member of the oneworld® Alliance, which brings together some of the best and biggest names in the airline business, enabling them to offer their customers more services and benefits than any airline can provide on its own. Together, its members serve nearly 700 destinations in over 140 countries and territories. American Airlines, Inc. and American Eagle Airlines, Inc. are subsidiaries of AMR Corporation. AmericanAirlines, American Eagle, AmericanConnection, AA.com, We know why you fly and AAdvantage are registered trademarks of American Airlines, Inc.
About NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution
NBC Universal is a leader in providing entertainment programming to the domestic and international marketplaces. The NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution division is responsible for the distribution of NBC Universal product to all forms of television within the U.S. and Canada. This includes distribution of current and library film and television product, including formats and non-scripted programming, in the pay, free, and basic markets, as well as the domestic syndication of first-run syndicated TV programs and theatrical and TV movie packages.
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Tuesday morning, the club posted details of each night's promotion during this first homestand on its website.
Friday night's flatscreen-per-inning giveaway looks particularly inviting.
See a ballgame, take nine shots at going home with a 40-inch flatscreen TV? Plus fireworks after the game? Not a bad deal. Not a bad deal at all.
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Miami Marlins skipper Ozzie Guillen received a five-game suspension from the club Tuesday morning after making comments in Time magazine about Cuban dictator Fidel Castro that read as positive in nature.
Guillen flew back to Miami for a presser this morning -- smack in the middle of a Marlins' road series at Philadelphia -- to address his comments. He was contrite and appeared glassy-eyed at times. He spoke to ESPN's Pedro Gomez (video) after the press conference.
USA Today has more on the press conference and the protests coming out of the Cuban-American community in South Florida.
Guillen really put his employer in tough spot. The controversy comes less than week into his managerial tenure. It's a PR nightmare for a club
that just opened a brand new ballpark (in the Little Havana section of town, no less, on the site of the old Orange Bowl), with brand new uniforms and a new name and logo.
His bosses took the prudent approach, rejecting the Internet-fueled instant 'pound of flesh' mentality that rages these days. Whether the suspension was long enough is open to debate.
But you can be darned sure his leash is choke-hold tight. Guillen's gotten his mulligan. He's pure sportswriter gold -- when he's talking about baseball.
Which, here's hoping, is all he'll be addressing from now on.
More Flyers-Penguins Previews
Marcus Hayes of the Philly Daily News wrote an interesting column today on how the Flyers pulled together a unique mix of newcomers and veterans, got knocked sideways, and still managed to pile up 103 points.
From the western end of the state, Shelly Anderson of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette checks in about how Sidney Crosby has regained his hockey instincts after concussion issues cost him the better part of a year.
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A Humble Apology
December 27, 2010 - Al Stephenson
At least I know now that people actually read my blog. If only I knew what I was talking about when I blogged.
When I blogged about my disappointment with Ohio State football players, including Terrelle Pryor, for violating NCAA rules, I took exception to the fact that Pryor said he sold championship rings etc. to help out his poor mother. I suggested that he should have left OSU early if he wanted to help her out financially.
A reader gave me twenty lashes for being so ignorant that I didn't know he could not go to the NFL until after his junior year. The reader was right of course, and here I sit with egg on my face and apology in hand. The fact that the Buckeyes have had several "one and done" hoopsters in recent years, such as Oden, Cook, Conley, Koustas and Mullens - must have addled my brain.
I hereby submit a very humble apology to Terrelle Pryor and my readers. Though I am still disappointed with the actions of the Buckeye players, I can add my own name to the list of people I am disappointed in. There is nothing good about my gaffe, unless of course the whipping I'm enduring prevents me from screwing up again. One of the complaints I had with the football players was that if they weren't sure whether their behavior was against NCAA rules, they should have asked. After all ignorance of the law is no excuse. That is true of athletes as well as slightly more mature bloggers.
While I am atoning for my sins, let me point out that Elvin Hayes and the University of Houston Cougars broke a 47 game UCLA winning streak in the Astrodome in 1968. It was Notre Dame that snapped the Bruins 88 game streak in 1974. While it would seem that there is no end to my mistakes, I will endeavor to right the wrongs whenever they arise.
The view from my seat suggests that I deserved to be taken out behind the woodshed. I will not be deterred from future ramblings, but I will be more careful about what I say.
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For those who don't know my background, I've been a season ticket holder since 1976 when the Seahawks first started playing in the NFL. I've seen the whole thing from when Jack Patera started the franchise off as a gambling "roll the dice" bunch of wheeler dealers straight out of the Wild Wild West to when Mike Holmgren finally brought them respect as fighters to the end and advanced the team past the championship game for the first and only time. In between, I've watched the franchise suffer through one setback after another and I've often wondered if the team is somehow jinxed and has a huge curse laid upon them. The Seahawks certainly are one of the franchises that has suffered the most setbacks, bad luck, and disruption that has been dished out over the last 34 years if not the leader the leader in those categories from what I've seen. Without doing too much research, here's what I remember from the top of my head about how it all came down and how the curse has affected the team right up to our current situation. Anyone who remembers other tidbits, please leave a comment and fill in the gaps. I know some of you were there, too.
In their very first chance for the Seahawks to come out on top, they lost the coin toss with Tampa Bay for the first pick in the draft. Tampa drafted hall of famer Lee Roy Selmon and Seattle settled for Steve Niehaus, who quickly suffered multiple knee injuries and was out of professional football. I remember all the media hype about how Niehaus was going to be the cornerstone of the Seattle defense for the next decade. They must have got him mixed up with Selmon, who did exactly that for Tampa Bay.
Does anyone remember David Sims? He was drafted by the Seahawks in 1977 out of Georgia Tech in the 7th round. They hit one of those rare situations where they struck gold in the later rounds and Sims led the NFC in touchdowns in 1978 and the future looked bright for the Seahawks and their fantastic young running back who seemed poised to set the league on fire. In 1979, he suffered a neck injury and the doctors said that if he continued to play football, he might become paralyzed and never walk again. For a young franchise in just its fourth year, that was a devastating blow from which it took years to recover. It wasn't until the team drafted Curt Warner in 1983 that they once again had a running back with such a bright looking future. To continue reading the article, please press Read more… below.
In 1977, the same year they got Sims, the Seahawks also traded their first pick to the Cowboys for their 1st rounder and three 2nd rounders. The Cowboys picked Tony Dorsett, who would go on to have a hall of fame career. The Seahawks selected OG Steve August with the 1st rounder and LB Terry Beeson, LB Peter Cronan, and OG Tom Lynch with the 2nd rounders. Seattle proved that quantity doesn't equal quality with that trade; while Dorsett led the Cowboys to two Super Bowls and made the pro bowl 4 times, none of the Seahawks players acquired from the traded draft picks would have anywhere near the impact on their team. Seattle's bad luck continued.
Of course, Curt Warner also carried his own tale of woe with the Seahawks. He led the AFC in rushing his rookie season and also led the Seahawks to the AFC conference championship, which they lost to the Raiders. Then in 1984, he tore his ACL and missed the entire season. Although he came back in 1985 and had some successful seasons, making the pro bowl three times, many feel he was never the same back that he was in that rookie season. Chalk up another time Seattle had the whole world in its hands with a promising running back that was going to tear up the league for years to come and then the old bad luck syndrome took over and took it away.
1987 began with great expectations and many predicted they would end up in the Super Bowl. The Seahawks won the lottery and obtained the first pick in the supplemental draft that year, and even though Brian Bosworth, the top player available said he wouldn't play for them if picked, they selected him anyway and signed him to a long term contract. Bosworth, the 1985 and 1986 Dick Butkus award winner, never did live up to expectations as he developed degenerative arthritis in both shoulders and had to retire from professional football three years later. Any team in the league who would have had the same opportunity to draft Bosworth would have jumped at the chance, as he was the most dominate linebacker to come out of college in a decade and was considered a sure bet to have a hall of fame career. I always wonder if he suffered the disease because he was drafted by Seattle and the curse caught him in its ugly grip or if he would have had the hall of fame career with another team.
In 1988 Ken Behring bought the Seattle Seahawks from the Nordstrom family and almost ran the franchise into the ground before our hero Paul Allen rescued the team. Ken hired his son David Behring to be the president and GM and with the blind leading the blind, they went on the cheap and Seattle was never a contender for his whole tenure as owner, which covered almost a decade. That was the worst of times for the franchise and one from which they almost never recovered. The Seattle curse was in full force when Behring bought the franchise.
In 1993, during the height of the Behring years, the Seahawks drafted Rick Mirer out of the University of Notre Dame with the second pick in the draft. They had hoped that New England would select Mirer so that they could then select Drew Bledsoe, a local hero from Washington who played for the WSU Cougars. In a repeat of the '76 draft, New England selected Bledsoe ahead of us and we were left with Mirer in hopes that he would be able to be the franchise's quarterback of the future. Bledsoe went on to become one of the top 10 quarterbacks in NFL history. Mirer, who looked to be on his way to stardom as he shared the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year Award with former college teammate Jerome Bettis in his first season, saw his career turn sour and his inconsistent play in the following three seasons led to several benchings and eventually his departure in a trade to the Chicago Bears following the 1996 season. Mirer was just another iteration of the Seattle curse that has dogged this franchise for 34 years as of now.
In January 1996, Seahawk's owner Behring announced that he was going to move the franchise to Los Angeles and play their games at Anaheim Stadium. He used the fact that ceiling tiles at the Kingdome had fallen the year before and forced the team to play their games at Husky Stadium as an excuse to claim that the Kingdome wasn't safe in an earthquake, therefore giving him the right to break his lease. After King County dug in its heels on the lease, Paul Allen obtained an option to buy from Behring and then rallied the community and got a special vote through in which the community affirmed their support for him to build a new stadium and he purchased the team. At one time the trucks were loaded with all of the Seahawk's equipment and on their way to California. The Seahawks future in Seattle never looked bleaker than at that moment. I put all my time and efforts that I could spare into SOS (Save Our Seahawks), doing what I could to save my team. I'm sure many of you Addicts did, too.
In 1999, Mike Holmgren came to Seattle and in his first year seemed to be on his way to bringing home the bacon when he was 8-2 after 10 games. It seemed that the Seahawks were going to be one of the top contenders that year and then lost 5 out of their last 6 games to finish 9 – 7. They still made the playoffs though because of poor play by other teams within the division but then lost to Miami in the Kingdome to continue the long drought of playoff wins. The curse wasn't done with us yet as the collapse fit the pattern all too well.
Prior to 2005, Seattle had the longest drought of playoff victories of any NFL team, dating back to the 1984 season. It was the streak that almost forever identified the Seahawks as the poster boy for a loser in the eyes of the NFL. It wasn't until Holmgren finally got his team put together and firing on all cylinders that the stigma was lifted and Seattle finally made it to the Super Bowl and then went on a 4 year stretch of ownership of the NFC West division title and shed the loser's image at last. For the 20 year stretch between 1984 and 2004, the curse had keep us in disarray and facing one problem after another from poor ownership, to even worse coaching, to bad drafts, to even Holmgren's refusal to adapt his scheme to fit the players talents, the Seahawks continued to not win a playoff game.
Then 2005 came. No one can forget the year we finally made it to the big show, and every Seahawk fan felt we had the better team that day. We all know the refs took the game away from us that year, but I just see the same pattern of bad luck that's followed us all through the years hitting the team again just when it looked as if we were going to breakout into the sunshine and get our share of the glory. We had paid our dues and that was supposed to be our day. Was it really just the refs having a bad day, or was it the curse that hit again just when we thought we had it made? You tell me.
The next year after signing our only league MVP in franchise history to a huge contract, he broke his foot and was never the same running back again. Even though we took the division both that year and the next, it was more because of a weak division than our team's strength as we found out in the playoffs both years. Figuring we still had some good years left in our core players after the Super Bowl year, instead they dissapeared one by one, and two years later the Seahawks were a different team. Hutch defected, Tobeck and Gray retired, Stevens got fired, our top receivers left in free agency or were traded after proving to be a disruption to the team, and Hasselbeck missed some games at quarterback. The curse was still alive and well and continuing to dog the Seahawks.
Finally, Holmgren's final year as head coach came up and everyone speculated that he would be able to rally the team to one last heroic effort and get back to the Super Bowl for a storybook finish. No one believed that the Seahawks would not put their best effort forth for Holmgren's last year and the fact that the new head coach was on the staff wasn't considered to be a problem. That and the bad luck was all forgotten as we headed into the 2008 campaign. I don't need to detail how Seattle's luck ran last year, do I? The curse came back with a vengeance and Seattle had an epic rash of injuries the likes of which Holmgren had never seen in all his coaching days and many NFL observers said the same. Our entire receiving corps and our entire starting offensive line were wiped out and Holmgen ended his career with the worst season of his coaching career at 4 -12. How could anyone not consider that bad luck of the worst kind? The curse hit a future hall of fame coach square between the eyes on the eve of his departure.
Now we're here in the 2009 season, and at first the season looked bright as a new silver dollar under coach Mora, who was deemed to be in the perfect position of being a second time head coach with two years of tutorship from future hall of fame coach Holmgren under his belt to take control of the team and be successful right out of the chute. Drafting the best player in the draft and having the whole team healthy again seemed to say that Seattle had paid its dues the year before and was finally ready to have another magical season like in 2005 when the breaks came our way and the team stayed healthy all year long. Now I have to ask if the curse has reared it's ugly head one more time and taken Walter Jones and Marcus Trufant from us. Is this the first of many bad things to follow that will take another promising year and turn it into yet another year of what-ifs and could-have-beens? You at least have to consider the possibility that the Seattle Seahawks are snakebit.
I'm usually the most positive person you'll find here in at Seahawk Addicts, but having been through it all from day one and seeing with my own eyes what seems to happen to the team every time we seem to be getting somewhere, I have to stop the glass half full routine and explore the possibility that the glass is half empty and draining fast. Losing Walter Jones and Marcus Trufant at this stage can really hurt, and as others have pointed out,it really sets us up again for a disaster if we lose one more offensive tackle or another cornerback and can't find suitable replacements. It puts us down to almost zero depth in those two areas before the season starts. Let's not kid ourselves either that we can find those suitable replacements at this stage of the game and integrate them into our new schemes in time to start the season strong.
I don't think the curse has fully struck yet, but it sure has made its presence known. Let's hope we have enough karma not to suffer the next stage of a collapse and that from here on out, good luck will prevail. Everyone needs to get their positive thinking auras in place and functioning at a high level. Let's all chant. No more injuries. No more injuries. No more injuries. If you know any way to stop curses, I would also recommend that you employ those preventative measures now. We're on doomsday's staircase and we can't afford to take that next step down. I've seen it before and I recognize the symptoms. 34 years kind of gives you a perspective and a 6th sense about these things. I wrote the article about the 3 concerns of mine in which Trufant and Jones were two of those three concerns just a couple of days ago because I had an itch on the back of my neck that the curse was hanging around again. Please don't let it begin again. It isn't fair. The Seahawks have paid their dues and then some and are owed a break by the universe at large. Don't you Addicts agree?


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Volunteers are essential to the ASY's ability to meet its Mission to make military life easier for the service members and military families of Twentynine Palms. In 2013 alone the ASY worked with more than 840 unique volunteers who contributed approximately 8,500 hours to our organization. These volunteers gave their time as Summer Camp Chaperones, as an extra pair hands sorting donations in the Thrift Store, and as Holiday Toy Program help. They do yard-work and file papers, attend special events and unload thousands of donations throughout the year. Many of them give up their lunch hours, weekends and evenings to give an hour or two of their time whenever they have it to be able to contribute to the ASY, its programs, and the families it serves. We couldn't do what we do without them. Each month we will highlight one of these outstanding volunteers here.
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I had the pleasure of meeting the ASY's Executive Director through an event I was involved in in Twentynine Palms at Sky's the Limit Observatory and Nature Center. I was so impressed by the ASY staff's dedication to their cause and after taking a tour of the ASYMCA It was clear that I needed to be involved. As a family member of a Marine Corps family – grandfathers serving in WWI, WWII, and the Korean War – and living at a Military Case at Patuxent River, MD, I knew the struggles of military families. The experience of living overseas with a new baby and living the day to day struggles of a military wife as a wife of a Navy Service Member also made me realize that I needed to volunteer.
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We would need to see a daily menu to give advice on what you're eating.
This is my 3rd week doing PB. My first week was trial and error, and then my second week was aweseome. No grains at all. I have done some reading on here and I figured I must be doing something wrong. I am eating way less than I was before and abolutely no processed carbs or food. I might have eaten too many walnuts last week. I injured my shoulder and ankle a few months ago so I am trying to do the best I can when it comes to exercise. I ride the stationary bike three times week for 45 minutes at 60% HR. I lift weights once a week, sprint once a week and try some kind of HIIT.
I know this is a common topic, but I would love to hear from people with experience doing this.
We would need to see a daily menu to give advice on what you're eating.
Primal eating in a nutshell: If you are hungry, eat Primal food until you are satisfied (not stuffed). Then stop. Wait until you're hungry again. Repeat.
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coffee with cream
Shakeology meal replacement with natural ground almond butter
1/4 cup walnuts
CHicken with coleslaw or Beef potroast with carrots and onions
Cheese and carrots, apple
4oz protein with veggies
some type of berries
get rid of the shake....eat scrambled eggs or something, use butter
drop the banana/walnut combo and try macadamias if you need a snack
make sure theres plenty of fat in your lunch
drop cheese... eat more lunch so you dont need a snack
make sure dinner is substantial... more fatty meat, less berries
I'd tend to lean toward more nonstarchy produce. A lot more.
Ditch the shake
have eggs, fish or meat - palm sized portion (approx) with salad or cooked veggies and appropriate amounts of fat.
ditch the banana *for sure* (imo, they're as practically a potato;p)
have a few walnuts (6 or so halves), some veggies, and a little protein if you need it
Non starchy veggies with palm size (approx) animal protein
Same as/similar to lunch
Personally, I do assess calcium and magnesium intake, supplementing as needed: 250-500 mg calcium per day from all sources and and 375-1000 mg magnesium per day from all sources depending on muscle tension as a symptom.
optimal 25(OH)D level is critical for just about everything to operate well in the body.
1)get unprotected, midday *summer* exposure to the point just before a burn would occur
2)get sufficient vitamin D to bring serum 25(OH)D levels to the middle of the reference range: 60-65 ng/mL or the nmol/L equivalent which is 150-163 nmol/L.
For most not getting midday unprotected full body exposure, this will be around 1000 IU per 25 lbs body weight. If you're able to get a good bit of incidental exposure, you'll need less supplemental D.
ZRT has a great home test that's very easy. It's available 3 places that I know of:
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Here's what The Primal Blueprint says about produce:
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p.112 TPBThe gathering of berries and other fruit, leafy greens, primitive roots, shoots and other vegetation, nuts and seeds provide the bulk of Grok's food supply.
p.111it may take some acclimation to center your diet around vegetables....Dont follow the example of restaurants that serve skimpy vegetable portions seemingly just for decoration; serve yourself heaping portions that crowd everything else on your plate
[]Plant foods..naturally promote a beneficial balance between acidity and alkalinity..inyour bloodstream. Almost all cells prefer a slightly alkaline environment to function properly, but many metabolic processes, including the normal production of cellular energy, result in the release of acidic waste products. The buildup of acidic waste is toxic to your body so ti works very hard at all times to preserve a slightly alkaline environment, measured by the familiar pH levels.
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see food pyramid: the base is produce indicating that in terms of volume, this is a produce dominated diet.
His food pyramid is a clear supportive visual to both his writing, and the evidence available regarding a
primal diet (diet in our environment of evolutionary adaptation). Volume-wise, we're eating mostly produce, though in terms of a percentage of calories, we are getting more first from fat, then protein.
In this blogpost regarding inflammation and gut health, Mark said:
Best,I mentioned Dr. Art Ayer's Cooling Inflammation blog last week, and I'm
to do so again. First, Art suggests adopting an anti-inflammatory diet. His dietary
recommendations are essentially identical to mine – high SFA, moderate animal
protein, low O-6, O-3 supplementation, leafy greens, some fruit and nuts.
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PERRYTON - Bret LaMunyon, 49, died Monday, June 25, 2007.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in First Christian Church with Dr. Ed Williamson officiating. Burial will be at 2:30 p.m. in Laverne Cemetery in Laverne, Okla., by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Mr. LaMunyon was born April 9, 1958, in Tacoma, Wash., and had lived in Perryton for 10 years, moving from Laverne.
He was a rancher, managing the family ranch in Beaver County, Okla. He had worked for Perryton Feeders for the past 10 years. He loved spending time with his two sons and attending ball games.
He was a member of Alpha Gamma Rho at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Okla., and was a member of First United Methodist Church in Perryton.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Richard LaMunyon, in 1998; and his grandparents, Dennis and Denzel LaMunyon of Laverne and Harry and Neva Carlisle.
Survivors include his parents, Virl and Patsy LaMunyon of Perryton; two daughters, Kelsey LaMunyon of Lubbock and Britny LaMunyon of Perryton; two sons, Quinn LaMunyon and Logan LaMunyon, both of Perryton; a sister, Richelle Edmonston of Stillwater; and a brother, John LaMunyon of Norman, Okla.
The family suggests memorials be to Perryton Little League, in care of Amy Willeford, 2014 Utah, Perryton, TX 79070; First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 987, Perryton, TX 79070; or a favorite charity.
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Thrashing about in the gym
"I Don't Like Running, Hopping, Skipping, Trashing About, Or Picking Up Heavy Weights." - that's what my barber told me. He said," I just don't understand it". He has little free time and hates to exercise, but he does strength train once a week. He said, "It is the perfect workout for me; once or twice a week works".
Instead of seeing how much strength training your body can withstand see what is the least of exercise that will produce the most results. You work up to it slowly. Eventually it will be a demanding workout, but you need not do it that often and it will not take long. Add to that, activities you enjoy – swimming, walking the dog, biking. You'll feel better, look better, and perform better without hours at the health club. With such a plan you will find you will more likely stick to it.