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Denver Coach Fox Speaks to Media
Opening statement:
?Good evening everybody. I?m John Fox, head coach of the Denver Broncos. I just wanted to say it?s a pleasure and honor to be here in Jersey City. It?s great to be back in New Jersey. Any questions??
On putting last year?s playoff loss against Baltimore behind the team:
?There?s no doubt it?s been a journey. It kind of started there. We had finished the season pretty strong a year ago. Very disappointed in the loss at home. We worked very hard in the regular season to be the number one seed. I would say that it was a fire in everybody?s belly, the whole offseason as we went through preseason and, really, as we started this season. We had mostly the core of our players returning, so a lot of them had that fire in their belly. There?s no doubt this team has been through a lot of injuries. I even went away for a month. It?s been a pretty tough mindset football team, and we?re excited about this opportunity.?
On the Super Bowl being played in cold weather, and if strategy is at all affected:
?Well, obviously the elements are something that?s a part of strategy. First of all, I spent five years with the Giants, so I understand the weather even though the weather has changed a little bit. I think in order to be a championship football team we?ve got to be weatherproof, and I think our football team played in all different elements this year. I feel comfortable with where we?re at as far as the elements, but it?s a part of the game. I think tradition-wise, it?s been a part of the league and a part of a lot of championships.?
On whether the New York Jets? outdoor practice field will be useable, and if Denver would consider using the indoor facility:
?We practice there tomorrow. It will be my first look at it. It?s apparently new. It wasn?t around when I was here. They were still on the other side of the river. But I?ve heard great things about the facility. I heard it?s a phenomenal facility and, really, until we look at the fields, test the fields ? we brought our grounds people. I understand the indoor facility is very much like ours except their field house is completed, which is a big difference. So we may or may not go in there. I?d prefer grass. It saves our players? legs, but if need be we?ll go indoors or on their synthetic surface.?
On how QB Peyton Manning makes his job easier:
?I?ve been doing this for a while, almost a quarter of a century. I forget what year I was a head coach. I?ve been blessed to be around a lot of great players. He?s obviously is one of them. In my opinion, no question, a first-ballot Hall of Famer in some point. He?s a tremendous, tremendous player as well as a guy, as far as what he went through. It?s a pretty different injury that he experienced. To work back and to learn a new offense, learn a new football team, learn a new city and two years later be in the Super Bowl is pretty incredible. I hope that?s glowing enough.?
On what he thinks about the No. 1 offense in the league going up against the No. 1 defense:
?I think for the fans it?s an incredible matchup. Watching them and knowing Pete Carroll for many years, I?ve got the utmost respect. They?ve done a lot, the Seahawks, in a short period of time. I think it?s a tribute to their personnel people. Their whole team has done a heck of a job. Some people picked that way early in the season. For them to go through the late part of the season, crunch time, and be the No. 1 seed and fight through a tough division and tough conference and finish No. 1 in defense in just about every important category. And then on our side, being the No. 1 seed; I?m not sure exactly when that matchup has last happened, but I know it hasn?t been real recent. It should be a tremendous matchup, and it?s one we?re very excited about.?
On what this game means for his legacy:
??I hope to do this a lot longer. Partly through the season I wasn?t going to be doing it very long, but I think? I don?t know about all of that. I always like to wait until your body of work is done, and I think you?re going to have to ask Peyton as far as it relates to him. It?s very hard to get to this game and I think everybody involved? I?m sure their side and our side are very excited.?
On how hard he was looking at Seattle QB Russell Wilson in the 2012 draft and what he thought of his leadership ability:
?Well, Russell and I go back even further than that. I spent time in that part of the country when he was a quarterback at N.C. State with Tom O?Brien and his staff. So I actually got to meet him even when he was still in college at N.C. State, even before he transferred to Wisconsin. He?s a tremendous young man. What he?s accomplished in a very short time in our league doesn?t surprise me at all; just his makeup, his leadership ability and just the kind of competitor he is.?
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I'd have to stay true to my Halifax roots and go with Keiths.
Favorite Beer
Started by JROLLA, Dec 11 2007 06:34 PM
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Posted 13 December 2007 - 01:24 PM
Posted 13 December 2007 - 09:40 PM
We frequent/belong to a bar here called Schmohz that has some delcious microbrews. I prefer a microbrew over anything else because they're so damn tasty. Mainly I enjoy wheat, amber and stouts. I steer away from IPAs - just a bit too hoppy for me.
I love Bell's, especialling Oberon. It's my favorite summertime beer. I also like Blue Moon for another wheat ale.
For a stout I do love Guinness.
For tailgating cheap beer, I go with PBR or Labatts.
Ahhh, Oberon. Not living in the Michigan area, that's a beer I haven't had in a long time.
When I was drinking it in college it was still called Solson. Then Bell's apparently was threatened to be sued by Molson. As if people would mistake Solson (Oberon) for Molson. The bullies.
Great beer though.
Posted 13 December 2007 - 09:50 PM
I'm going to have to go with Sam Adams Cherry Wheat, on tap, with 3 Marishino Cherries....
Hey I'm a girl, it's totally fine
Hey I'm a girl, it's totally fine
I've often been asked in the years since Lake Placid what was the best moment for me. Well, it was here - the sight of 20 young men of such differing backgrounds now standing as one. Young men willing to sacrifice so much of themselves all for an unknown. A few years later, the U.S. began using professional athletes at the Games - Dream Teams. I always found that term ironic because now that we have Dream Teams, we seldom ever get to dream. But on one weekend, as America and the world watched, a group of remarkable young men gave the nation what it needed most - a chance, for one night, not only to dream, but a chance, once again, to believe.
--Herb Brooks
Coach of the 1980 USA Olympic Men's Hockey Team, the Miracle on Ice
--Herb Brooks
Coach of the 1980 USA Olympic Men's Hockey Team, the Miracle on Ice
Posted 17 December 2007 - 07:19 AM
Zwiecz (Polish), Kozel Dark (Czech), Guinness
Your first two reminded me about a dark Hungarian beer I had a few times. Can't remember the name, might have been Korona with a K. That was a great beer.
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New Rogers County audit issued
The State Auditor and Inspector released its report on Rogers County government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2013 on Tuesday afternoon, after the Leader's deadline for this week's newspaper.
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As admission to the event, we ask that you make a minimum $10 entrance fee in addition to 2 unwrapped toys (K-5) and 1 unwrapped book (infant-grade 6). The toys will be donated to Monterey Elementary, a Harrison District 2 school. The books will be donated to 'Christmas Stockings for Kids' and all door and silent auction prize funds will be donated to the Colorado Springs Conservatory Scholarship Fund and Colorado Springs Youth for Christ.
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Boy Scouts Troop 2
Boy Scouting at St. Michael is available to boys who have earned the Arrow of Light Award and are at least 10 years old or have completed the fifth grade but not yet 18 years old. The program pursues the BSA's objectives of developing character, citizenship, and personal fitness.
Scouting is an effective way to help Catholic youths to do their duty to God and to their country. Scouting builds character and teaches devotion to God in an environment that provides wholesome fun under the guidance of strong adult role models. The scouting programs provide a wonderful channel to involve youth in the life of our parish.
Monsignor Frank Rossi is the Organizational Head and also an Eagle Scout himself.
Young people experience Scouting as a growth into personal maturity and social responsibility. They learn to assume their role in life with a high degree of commitment, and to care for others who are less fortunate. They develop a strong desire to build a culture of goodwill, respect for the environment and acceptance of duties.
St. Michael's Troop 2 camps 8 weekends throughout the year. High adventure merit badge camping takes place for a week or two each summer. The troop meetings are Monday nights weekly from 7:00 to 8:30pm in the Scout Room directly across from the School's Cafeteria. Interested youth should contact Rick Hotze via e-mail
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WGH JUNE CLASS OF 1948: Warren G. Harding June Class of 1948 will hold a luncheon at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Enzo's Restaurant, Elm Road, Warren. All classmates are welcome. For reservations, call Ruth at 330-856-2800, Rosemary at 330-399-6521 or Guido Delgarbino at 330-399-6521.
WGH JUNE CLASS OF 1956: The monthly luncheon of the June Class of 1956 of Warren G. Harding High School will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Hometown Buffet in Niles. Guests are welcome. For more information, call Harold at 330-759-1211.
WGH JANUARY CLASS OF 1948: Warren G. Harding January Class of 1948 will meet for breakfast at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Perkins Restaurant, located on Elm Road in Warren. All classmates and spouses are welcome.
McKINLEY 30TH REUNION: The 30th-year class reunion for Niles McKinley High School Class of 1981 is set for 7 to 11 p.m. Nov. 26 at Vernon's Cafe, 720 Youngstown Warren Road, Niles.
The cost will be $40 per person / $75 per couple. This will include a full buffet, open bar, entertainment, group picture, updated class contact listing and more.
A block of hotel rooms is also being held at the Best Western Hotel at Interstate 80 and state Route 46 in Austintown. Price is $62 plus tax. For more information or to download information, visit the class on Facebook, reunion@niles81.
com or call 330-989-0081.
WWR CLASS OF 1969: Class of 1969 Warren Western Reserve High School is hosting a reunion picnic beginning at noon Sept. 3 at Willow Lake in Champion. Cost is $6 admission plus covered dish.
To RSVP, call Jan at 330-502-1770.
CHAMPION CLASS OF 1991: Champion High School Class of 1991 is trying to locate the following classmates for its 20th reunion events Sept. 2. Anyone with information is asked to contact Michelle@MLN72@hot
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Jeff Artman
Shelly Bates Winans
Jodi Benton
Jeffrey Bowen
Anthony Burgess
Teri Caldwell
John Carpenter
Kim Collins
Dan Currence
Terry Forster
Cathy Hasija
Chad Hayslett
Scott Hubbard
Steven Hughes
Bob Hutchison
Bob Jones
David Prokop
Mike Shiamone
Scott Sines
Ed Welch
Deanna Williams
134th OHL FAMILY REUNION: Descendents of Henry Ohl (1709) will gather for the 134th Ohl Family Reunion to be held Aug. 21 at the Ohltown United Methodist Church, 2001 Ohltown Road, Mineral Ridge. A basket dinner will begin at 12:30 p.m.
Young people must attend two business meetings to qualify for the scholarship. Those who applied last year should bring a copy of their latest report card or grade transcript for the scholarship committee.
Family members are asked to notify the secretary of births, deaths, marriages and any other special events for the family records. Also send changes of address with zip code, phone number and e-mail if to have them these included in the address book.
Family dues are $5, and scholarship donations are requested. Make all checks payable to: Ohl Reunion. For more information or reservations, contact one of the following: Laddie L. Ohl, president, 51 Cossitt Road, Transfer, PA 16154-1407, call 724-588-7076 or email firstname.lastname@example.com; Mary Y. Liming, treasurer, 3840 Austintown Warren Road, Mineral Ridge, OH 44440, call 330-652-9092 or email email@example.com; or Joan Deeal-Haun, OHL reunion secretary, 1080 Raymond St. N.W., Warren, OH 44485, call 330-394-6370 or email email@example.com.
JFK CLASS OF 1968: John F. Kennedy High School Class of 1968 will hold its annual get-together starting at 7 p.m. Sept. 2 at the Horse Shoe Bar in downtown Warren.
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The trouble started when I packed a suitcase for a plane trip. I may be on a government list somewhere ... possibly as an old lady terrorist. Not having traveled via plane for some time, I hadn't considered the precautionary routines intended to keep the country safe from terrorists — such as I. Into the side pouch of my suitcase, I tossed the usual jeans-pocket hardware that I carry around the ranch. In left pocket: Money clip (usually empty), coins, cell phone and the occasional mystery item. In right hand pocket: Tape measure, folding scissors, fingernail clipper and my all purpose Swiss Army knife which has two blades (a long one and a short one), a screwdriver (standard tip), a screwdriver (Phillips head), a leather-punch, a bottle opener, a toothpick and a tweezer.
"No, no!" protested my friend and traveling companion. "You can't put metal objects in your carry-on luggage!"
"But," I countered, "what if I have to measure something or fix a bathroom-stall door?"
"Fix a door?"
"Yeah, just yesterday, I made a pit stop in town at the hotel. The metal plate holding the bolt lock on the stall door was loose. The screw was about to drop out, so I used my Phillips-head driver to tighten it up. I'm real handy that way ..."
My friend was not amused. "Do not," she insisted, "put anything metal in your case or they'll take it away from you."
Dutifully, I complied with her directives ... I thought ...
At the airport, I skated through security. I stepped into a clear plastic people-tall tube, stepped onto the foot outlines painted on the floor and, per instruction, lifted my hands straight up over my head — as if pleading with the Gods of Flight. One side of the tube slid — swoosh! — around me and swooshed back. For a moment I wondered if I was going to find out where Scotty went when they beamed him up. Was the swoosher thing X-raying my person? I don't really know; I do know I don't look good naked anymore, so hope no actual photographing of my form took place. Apparently I was good to go. I boarded the plane, no problem.
On arrival at our destination, my friend and I checked in to a hotel. In my room, I unpacked my suitcase and there from the side pouch of my suitcase emerged my Swiss Army knife and my folding scissors. Oh, dear. How did that happen ... I thought I'd removed the metal stuff. Apparently the knife had burrowed into the edge seam of the suitcase's outer side pocket. I felt around. Seemed to be a sort of trough just wide enough for that knife to hide in. Ditto the folding scissors.
Well, hey, I thought. I'll just poke 'em back in that same seam/trough for the flight home. The searchers missed finding them the first time; maybe my luck would hold. (Which is an example of my faultless logic).
At the airport on the return flight, the disdainful look on the searcher's face was priceless as she drew forth my Swiss Army. She held it in the tips of her fingers as if fearful it would bite.
"Oh, dear," I said. "Well, you can just mail it back to me." She said nothing, just sadly shook her head. And waited, staring at me, her expression a combination of disgust and pity.
I sighed. Then I waved and said, "Goodbye little knife. You've been a good and faithful companion for 30 years. But I must leave you now to your fate ..." It was a poignant moment made more so by the fact that all this while, I was seated in a wheel chair.
Confiscating my knife has made the world a safer place. No need to thank me. However, if you see an elderly woman in a wheelchair in an airport, beware. It might be me and I have another Swiss Army knife.
(P.S. The folding scissors made it home — undetected). ❖


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5 Ways Dogs Improve Your HealthDanielle Sullivan
There has been much said about the many ways that pets cause health hazards to people. From pregnant women emptying dirty cat litter and allergens in pet dander to dog bites and eczema brought on by fur, pets take the wrap for a host of health hazards. However, there are also loads of ways that pets- and dogs in particular- improve our health.
Here are 5 specific instances in which dogs rescue us in the health department:
Exercise: It's a no-brainer that when you have a dog, you just walk more than if you didn't. ABC News report that studies from the American Journal of Public Health and the American Journal of Preventive Medicine have both confirmed that "children with dogs spend more time doing moderate to vigorous activity than those without dogs, and adults with dogs walk on average almost twice as much as adults without dogs."
Cardiovascular Benefits: Besides the effects of exercise on cardiovascular health, owning dogs brings a sense of calm and peace that enhance a person's cardiovascular condition over the long run. There is also a reduced risk of high blood pressure and cholesterol levels for dog owners. Plus, a study published in the American Journal of Cardiology reports that "male dog owners were less likely to die within one year after a heart attack than those who did not own a dog."
Doctor Visits: In general, people who own dogs go to the doctor less. In a study out of Australia, dog and cat owners made significantly less visits to the doctor than those who didn't own pets.
Illness: When people are hospitalized for long periods of time, they benefit dramatically from visits with dogs trained in pet therapy as well as visits from their very own pups from home. Luckily, more hospitals are realizing this and along with help from pet organizations, creating programs in which sick children and adults can have hospital visits from their own pets. The results have been amazing.
Anxiety: There is perhaps nothing better than taking care of a dog and giving and receiving the unconditional love that only a pup can bring to person who is worried or anxious. When my daughter was first diagnosed with an autoimmune disease at the age of 9, we adopted an adult Chihuahua who had encountered a lifetime of suffering herself. Hayley has been abused and required a LOT of attention and pampering. My daughter desperately needed something to take her mind off her ailments and there was no better remedy for her anxiety and panic attacks brought on by her disease than to care for this abused little dog. Five years later, they have helped each other very much to heal and retain a very special, loving relationship.
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NEW YORK — The hit Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" is losing its longtime superhero but producers are holding open casting calls for anyone who wants to don the red and blue suit.
Reeve Carney, who has been playing the musical's title character and his alter ego Peter Parker since the show began previews in late 2010, will leave Sept. 15 and casting calls will be held this month to find his replacement, as well as a future actress to play Mary Jane.
The next casting call will be Aug. 19 at Stage 48 & Sky-Lounge in New York. Those auditioning are asked to sing a rock song a capella that shows off their range.
"Hopefuls should be males in their late teens to early 20s of any ethnicity. They must have a great rock singing voice. They can be nerdy with an understated sex appeal and a good sense of humor," producers said in a statement.
Carney was the lead singer of the rock band Carney, which also included younger brother Zane on guitar, when he was picked to star in the new comic book musical with songs by U2's Bono and The Edge.
The band has released the album "Mr. Green" and Reeve Carney has appeared in several films, including Julie Taymor's adaptation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest."
The actor endured a turbulent musical inauguration with the show, withstanding six delays in its opening night, injuries to fellow actors, a shake-up that led to the firing of Taymor, the show's original director, and critical drubbing.
But when the show finally opened, it quickly became one of Broadway's biggest hits.
Carney is one of the few stars who have stayed with the show all the way.
Others who have left include Jennifer Damiano, the original Mary Jane; Patrick Page, the original Green Goblin; and Natalie Mendoza, who played the spider woman Arachne and pulled out early after suffering a concussion.
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Hotels in Port d'Alcúdia
Aparthotel Bellevue Club
3 Stars
Carrer Pedro Mas Y Reus S/n
This resort is situated directly next to the lake, Lago Esperanza. It is located only one street from a fine-sand beach in the bay of Alcudia. There is a bus stop directly in front of the hotel. Countless shops, delightful restaurants, vibrant bars...Search6.9
Apartamentos Garden Lago
3 Stars
Calle Amsterdam 3 Urbanización Lago Menor
Puerto de Alcudia's stretch of pale sand extends as far as the eye can see and is just one of the many attractions that awaits guests that vacation at Garden Lago. One of the most attractive vacation spots in Majorca, Puerto de Alcudia has something for everyone, from the waterpark for children, to quiet spots for couples eager to get away from it all. A cosmopolitan atmosphere exists where you?ll find clusters of shops, restaurants, bars and nightclubs surrounding the port, central crossroads and old town.Search7.9
Hotel HSM President
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Cami D'aucanada, 65
Renovated in 2005, the hotel consists of a total of 242 rooms on 4 floors of which 3 are singles and 239 are doubles. There is a lobby with a 24-hour reception, a safe, a currency exchange desk and a lift. There is a café, a bar, a TV room and a restaurant (with children's highchairs available). Further facilities include Internet access, medical attention, a kids' club and a playground available for children.Search8
Hotel Condesa de la Bahía
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Rosellas 4
This hotel lies in the northeast of the island, directly on the kilometre-long sandy beach in the Bay of Alcudia. Quietly situated at the heart of a pine grove, there are many shopping venues, restaurants and bars to be found within 500 m of the hotel...Search8.5
Hotel Eix Alcudia
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Aparthotel Los Tamarindos
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Hotel Bahia De Alcudia
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Avenida De La Playa, 6
Hotel Bahia de Alcudia is just 200 metres from Alcudia Beach, in north-east Majorca. It has an outdoor swimming pool, gardens and terraces, and offers free parking. Alcudia?s 15km beach is ideal for watersports. Alcudia Town is only 2km from the hotel. It has a historic Medieval walls. The port and marina are near the hotel. This area has shops and bars. Rooms at the hotel are all en suite and air-conditioned. They have a terrace or balcony. A minibar and safe are available to rent. The hotel restaurant serves a varied buffet breakfast and dinner. Snacks are also available for lunch. The hotel has various bar areas, with live entertainment at night.Search8.7
Hotel Stil Delfin Azul
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Sa Fotja, 1
Built in 1975 and renewed completely in 2000, the hotel Delfin Azul is placed in Alcudia, to the north of Majorca. The hotel is only 200 meters of Alcudia's beach and near shops, restaurants and bars.Search7.6
Hotel Bellevue Lagomonte
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Estany Petit, 8
The Hotel Hotetur Lagomonte located in Alcudia in front of the Lago Menor, has a wide variety of services for the guests, who contributes a great attraction to the hotel.Search3.4
Port d'Alcúdia
Set on the northern coastline of the Spanish Balearic island of Majorca, Port d'Alcúdia has a great Mediterranean climate and just about everything needed for a lovely family holiday. The golden beaches stretch for 14km up as far as 'C'an Picafort', where there is a nature reserve, near the 'Playa De Muro' beach. This is a great way to enjoy a quieter day away from the lively atmosphere of the main resort. There's also a Marina where many day trips are on offer, as an alternative to spending the day in your hotel in Port d'Alcúdia. The entire beach also has the prestigious 'Blue Flag' award, which is a sure sign not just of a lovely beach, but a safe clean environment for children. However, Port d'Alcúdia isn't just about the coast, just behind the beach, there is the old Majorcan, stunning medieval walled town of Alcúdia. This not only provides a haven of pretty, winding, shady streets to enjoy, but some great shops, restaurants, cafés and historical sights to see. Take a walk through one of the imposing gates to the town, built by 'King Jaime I of Spain', and wander around the cobbled streets. Then take a look inside the peaceful, atmospheric, well preserved church of 'Saint Jaume', and you could almost imagine yourself transported back to the Majorca of the 14th century.
However, with a well developed, Majorcan, modern tourist industry, nearly all the hotels in Port d'Alcúdia are along the main beach. With so many hotels to choose from, standards are high, and many hotels are affiliated to travel agents, making booking a family deal easy. With families in mind, many mid range and four star hotels offer all inclusive deals and great buffet style catering which is a great idea for an easy holiday. There are also hotels which cater for adults only, great for enjoying a quieter more 'grown-up' atmosphere and evening entertainment schedule. With great local, Majorcan cuisine to enjoy along with a wide range of international cuisines on offer in the town, it's best to book these hotels on a half board or room only basis to make the most of your stay.
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Top Definition
Literally a sexual boy toy who belongs to an older man. The younger guy is a bottom or anal receiver while the older guy is the pitcher, or top. Also, an extremely submissive and ass-kissing employee or student.
Who's the tasty twink over there by the bar? Oh that's the bartender's new butt boy.
Hey guys, I got an A+ in History. No wonder, you are such the teacher's butt boy!
Hey guys, I got an A+ in History. No wonder, you are such the teacher's butt boy!
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A servile underling. Especially one who is also a sycophant. A suck up or brown-noser. Synonomous with "toadie" or "stooge." A butt boy does his Master's dirty work.
The CEO is sending one of his butt boys down to straighten out the mess in accounting.
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The action in which a male receives anal sex, usually submissively.
How do you like being my buttboy?
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1. Catamite, an adolescent homosexual "mistress."
2. A sycophant, yes man, or brown nose.
2. A sycophant, yes man, or brown nose.
A certain singer's butt boy ratted him out to the cops.
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por Bradley Boy 28 de Novembro de 2002
Term for a guy who, when given a choice of all the other delectable parts of the female anatomy, ALWAYS checks out the booty first. If the butt doesn't pass, doesn't matter what else is goin' on.
"Holy damn, check out that babe!"
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Court Rejects Teen Girl With Cancer Who Won't Undergo Chemo [VIDEO, POLL]
The Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled a 17-year-old girl with cancer must continue to receive chemotherapy, despite the fact she doesn't want it.
The Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled a 17-year-old girl with cancer must continue to receive chemotherapy, despite the fact she doesn't want it.
The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots each won in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs on Saturday and advanced to their respective conference championship games. Here's a recap of the day's action:
Here's proof that word of mouth can make or break any business.
The referee community is under scrutiny these days after a pair of botched calls in the Detroit Lions-Dallas Cowboys game. Well, what you're about to see won't exactly make the zebras look any better.
The 2014-15 NFL playoffs get underway this weekend with four wild card round games. Here's a preview of all the contests:
Master impressionist Frank Caliendo has given sports fans everywhere a fantastic gift this holiday season.
Forget LeBron or Anthony Davis -- the biggest stud on the hardwood this week is Ryan Sturdivan,
We are smack dab in the middle of the holiday season. Like Taylor Swift on the radio, there's simply no escape.
Bubba Watson may have won the Masters (twice), but don't expect him to win any Grammys.
Marcus Mariota won college football's highest award in a landslide, becoming the first Oregon player to win the Heisman Trophy.
The junior quarterback received more than twice as many total points as the runner-up, Wisconsin running back Melvin Gordon...
Quick, which of these combos seems slightly off -- Santa and reindeer? Santa and Mrs. Claus? Santa and high-powered weapons?
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sweety_sweets Started The Discussion:India has become a dumping ground for banned drugs; also the business for production of banned drugs is booming. Plz make sure that u buy drugs only if prescribed by a doctor(Also, ask which company manufactures it, this would help to ensure that u get what is prescribed at the Drug Store) and that also from a reputed drug store. Not many people know about these banned drugs and consume them causing a lot of damage to themselves. We forward Jokes and other junk all the time. This is far more important.
DANGEROUS DRUGS HAVE BEEN GLOBALLY DISCARDED BUT ARE AVAILABLE IN INDIA . The most common ones are action 500 & Nimulid.
cold and cough. Reason for ban : stroke.
Brand name : Vicks Action-500
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This is a pain-killer. Reason for ban: Bone marrow depression.
Brand name: Novalgin
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Acidity, constipation. Reason for ban : irregular heartbeat
Brand name : Ciza, Syspride
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Anti-depressant. Reason for ban : Irregular heartbeat.
Brand name : Droperol
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Antidiarrhoeal. Reason for ban : Cancer.
Brand name : Furoxone, Lomofen
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Painkiller, fever. Reason for ban : Liver failure.
Brand name : Nise, Nimulid
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Antibacterial cream. Reason for ban : Cancer.
Brand name : Furacin
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Laxative. Reason for ban : Cancer.
Brand name : Agarol
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Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Reason for ban : Bone marrow depression.
Brand name : Sioril
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Anti-worms. Reason for ban : Nerve damage.
Brand name : Piperazine
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Anti-diarrhoeal. Reason for ban : Damage to sight.
Brand name: Enteroquinol
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Hi There !
Can you please let us know the source of the information you have posted. Are you are medical practitioner? Are you a pharmacist? Has some authentic person forwarded this message? Did you get the information from a government approved / accredited magazine, report?
I am eager to know about the source. Will be glad to know more.
= Hiten
16th December 2007 From India, New Delhi
Can you please let us know the source of the information you have posted. Are you are medical practitioner? Are you a pharmacist? Has some authentic person forwarded this message? Did you get the information from a government approved / accredited magazine, report?
I am eager to know about the source. Will be glad to know more.
= Hiten
16th December 2007 From India, New Delhi
Hi all, Thanks for your feedback. Hiten, I am not a medical practioner but I had recd the email and am not sure about the source, will definitely find out more and keep you informed.
17th December 2007 From India, Mumbai
17th December 2007 From India, Mumbai
Hi Sweety, thanks for clarifying. I will be glad if you can find out the source and authenticity. Do share if you come to know. thanks for reply. - Hiten
17th December 2007 From India, New Delhi
17th December 2007 From India, New Delhi
hi, very useful post ...as I am adict to medicines, consume nimesulide very frequently but was hardly aware of the damages.......Thanks Dear Rgds/shweta
21st July 2008 From India, Coimbatore
21st July 2008 From India, Coimbatore
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LSD is an illegal drug that is sold on the streets and is commonly referred to as acid. It is sold on the streets in tablets, capsules, and occasionally a liquid form. It is also sometimes put on paper the size of stamps, each square representing one dose. LSD is a hallucinogenic drug that distorts reality and can produce severe terrifying thoughts and feelings, fear of losing control, fear of insanity and death. The user may lose sense of time and feel as if they have no control over their emotions. Other physical effects of LSD are as follows:
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Solar Impulse breaks own record for farthest solar-powered flight
The Solar Impulse has broken its own record for the longest distance flight of a solar-powered aircraft following the second leg of its journey across the USA. Solar Impulse touched down in Texas at 1:08 a.m. local time after a flight of 18 hours 21 minutes having covered at least 868 miles (1,397 km).
Two different distances have been reported for the flight. The Solar Impulse website says the flight "amounted" to 868 miles (1,397 km). However, according to a Phys.org report, Solar Impulse covered a distance of 1,541 km (which it rounds to 950 miles, though this is not the precise conversion).
The difference may be accounted for by a report in Wired that suggests the Solar Impulse was actually flying backwards for parts of its journey due to strong headwinds. In either case, the Solar Impulse has flown more than far enough to break its own previous record for the farthest solar-powered flight, set in May 2012 after a 1,116-km (693-mile) journey from Switzerland to Spain.
According to the official website, pilot and Solar Impulse co-founder André Borschberg was this time able to exploit the aircraft's glider-like design to "surf" updrafts and downdrafts on the way. After sunset the Impulse relies on the altitude it has gained glide powerlessly during hours of darkness.
A flight profile graph released by Solar Impulse suggests the craft managed a small net gain in altitude in an almost 2-hour period up to shortly after 11 pm local time. This approach means it can be beneficial to request permission to fly at altitudes that differ from the norm for local air traffic.
The aircraft is scheduled to complete its next leg to St. Louis by early in June, before subsequent legs to Washington DC and New York, where it is due to land some time in early July. Between legs Solar Impulse is exhibited to visitors.
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Little Falls senior Sarah Bruins, who missed more than a month of her varsity basketball season because she has Hodgkin's lymphoma, still has some basketball to play.
Bruins, who is on chemotherapy for the disease, returned to play for her team on Monday - a brief stint at the start of the Mounties' regular-season finale in which she scored a basket on Senior Night.
Turns out that emotional evening - Little Falls defeated Frankfort-Schuyler to finish with an 18-0 mark - probably won't be her last.
Neil Bruins, Sarah's father, said Wednesday that doctors have cleared his daughter to return to the court, as long as the chemotherapy port in her chest is protected.
Little Falls coach Pam Munger confirmed the news.
Munger said Bruins asked for more playing time on Tuesday, during a post-practice ice cream party to celebrate the perfect regular season.
"She came over and gave me a hug and whispered in my ear, 'I could play for two minutes. Why can't I play again?'" Munger said.
The timing is good for the Mounties, who only have eight players on their varsity roster, because junior Cheyanne Rivenburg, who replaced Bruins in the lineup last month, suffered a fractured fibula on Monday night and is out for the playoffs.
Munger said there still are concerns.
Bruins isn't in game shape, and her stamina is affected by her chemo treatments, which sap her strength for several days.
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I just spent the last six days on the road for work. I do not like business travel. Anything that takes me away from my family is not my first choice. Having said that, I get to do work that I truly love and enjoy so it makes it easer to crank thru the weekend and into the work week from the road. This trip caused me to learn and think a lot about what is going on in business, entrepreneurship, technology and the economy of America.
I'm inspired.
I started the trip in a small town in Southern Utah called Cedar City. Cedar City is a beautiful place. Many of you know it due to the proximity (about an hour away) to world famous Zions National Park and other great natural beauties that this part of the state has to offer. They are also the home of the Shakespearean Festival, a world class Summer celebration of plays, music and art. People come here from around the world to experience all of the above. It is a great rural community.
When I spoke to the group in Cedar City thru my connections to USTAR, I did not know what to expect. Maybe 20 people and very few questions was my guess. Boy was I wrong. I don't know how many people were there but the room was full. More importantly, the room was full of people that work hard, want to learn more, ask smart questions and are generally trying the best that they can to get ahead. They want to do whatever they can to embrace technology and help Cedar City, themselves, their neighbors, students and businesses thrive. I could feel it and I was impressed.
Takeaway? People in rural communities "want it" just like they do in big cities. They are willing to put the hours in, take the risks, push themselves to learn and try new things, innovate and create opportunity at the highest available level. Just because they aren't always working on technologies that will change the world doesn't mean they aren't any less important. They deserve to be highlighted, shared, supported and cheered for what is arguably harder to do because of their location. This is true for many rural areas across America. I urge you, if you have some sort of shareable talent, to get out to some area near you that is perhaps a bit underserved and do what you can to help. They want to work. They want to learn. They want to be ahead of the curve. As I mentioned in a previous post – make the time. How?
1 – Make sure you are doing it for the right reasons. Don't go to a rural community to prospect for customers.
2 – Find somewhere near you so you can do it again. This isn't a one and done kind of thing.
3 – Spend quality time thinking about and preparing what it is you want to share with them.
4 – Make the time to be accessible and available if they'd like to ask of you again.
BOOM! If this happened across the USA, do you think it might help a bit?
From Cedar City, I went to my first Startup Weekend event in Las Vegas. We are doing one in Utah in February (details soon). Local Utah based technology giants Andy White and Porter Haney made the treck down there, too. If you live in Utah – find these guys. Total studs. Anyway, I wanted to experience it on some level and since I was nearby I decided to check it out. While I wasn't able to be on a team or participate at the level I plan to in Salt Lake City, I was able to observe at a much deeper level what is happening in this growing new technology community.
Tony Hsieh of Zappos fame has made an enormous commitment to Las Vegas. It's important to note this is the "old" part of Las Vegas. It's the home of the original casinos and the old city hall. Groups that work with Tony bought the old city hall, actually. All told, I believe he and his partners have committed some $300m into this area. They have options on enormous amounts of land. Why? Because they are going to build VegasTech (as they call it) into a community of people that live, work, share and create together. Much like the culture they have created at Zappos (which I saw on a previous trip – and WOW – it is worth the time to get a tour), Hsieh and his team are spending significant time and money to develop a technology community in Vegas.
And holy crap is it working.
I've been to Las Vegas twice recently. As I noted on Twitter, historically Las Vegas hasn't had a whole lot to interest a married, old, Mormon, Father of two like myself. Those days are gone. Why? Because I think this is going to be one of the hottest areas for new technology development in the world. Here's why:
1 – They have real money and real leaders ALL IN (I think they need to adopt that phrase for Vegas Tech by the way). Not only is it Tony, it is fantastically talented and giving people like Jimmy Jacobson (someone I'm proud to call a new friend), Rick Duggan (total stud at Zappos and beyond) and Shavonnah Tiera (wonderfully infectious and so giving of her time/talent). These three people have me and others feel totally welcome there. I can see why people want to live and work around them. It's infectious. Oh, and they are smart as hell, too (that helps). I'd encourage you to follow them on Twitter – even better, get to know them there and then go out to see them. It's worth your time.
2 – They are getting the right kind of people to be there. How? They are both handpicking them and controlling the entrance of the community they enter. That takes a total commitment of time and capital and they have both. The quality of the startups I saw, the infrastructure they are building (from a bandwidth and technical standpoint) and the all-in mentality is becoming attractive to people from all over the US. I met companies from Ycombinator, 500 Startups, TechStars, Harvard, Yale – you name it. They left from all parts of the country to be there in Vegas. It's the Wild West all over again.
3 – Tony & Company will not let it become "typical" Vegas. No strip clubs. No new crap. It's going to be clean, fresh, full of community and it'll be a great place to live in work. In fact, one of the most impressive things to me is the fact that Tony Hsieh – perhaps a billionaire (or at least hundreds of millions) – lives in the same building that all kinds of other people will. Apartments will be $1k-3k a month in his building. How many billionaires can you say that about? He is all in (tm – Alex Lawrence).
So what's going to happen down there? I think in 5-10 years you'll see A LOT of big technology companies coming out of North Las Vegas. They will sell – and they'll stay there and do it again = community. It'll be a whole new industry for Vegas and one they desperately need as their real estate economy crumbles. They can bring it back and I'm super excited to work with them from Utah. I hope we can help both states continue to innovate, grow and support technology across the spectrum.
From Vegas I went to New York City for meetings with friends of Weber State University. I also setup some time to meet with and look into some businesses and places that I'm trying to learn more about for application back in Utah. Specifically, I scheduled some time at GeneralAssembly. Since my primary reason for being in New York was to do work related to Weber State, I did not get as much time at GA as I'd have liked. But thanks to Lauren Leto – a very impressive entrepreneur from NYC that I met at the Las Vegas SUW, I was able to get in and spend a few minutes with Matt Brimer.
This dude made me feel inadequate as an entrepreneur – quickly. And not because he is arrogant, overbearing or the like. Quite the opposite. What a stud. Totally friendly and open. But man, he thinks big. Really big. I'm not the only one that thinks so. Matt and his partners are backed by Howard Shultz, Jeff Bezos, Yuri Milner and others. The dream team for education backed startups, really. Why?
1 – They are focusing on education as their primary differentiator. There are a ton of incubators and startup programs. Many of them are doing really well. I've been to some of them and I've always been pretty impressed. I'm working on some stuff for Utah in this area, so I'm always looking for something that really connects with me. This was it. They have a robust offering, from practitioners that are subject matter experts, of classes every night of the week on the latest subjects. Want to learn about node, ruby, UX or API's? They have classes all the time, from practicing experts.
2 – It's co-working in that companies are formed and start there but it is so much more. They all pay to be there. It's affordable but they pay. In return they get access to classes at a discount, and can pick and choose what they want to learn about. The stuff they learn about is cutting edge, totally applicable to what they are trying to build, and can be put into play right away. What a great delivery mechanism for education.
3 – This may seem trivial to some – but they don't have cubicles anywhere. It's all open. It is divided up by walls in some areas for classrooms and dedicated startups, but the overall layout is open and shared. This includes a communal kitchen, work areas, meeting areas and the like. It feels like a community.
I need to process and read more about what is going on at GA. I'll be back to visit again for a longer period of time. I can say this for sure though; I love this model of sparking startup activity in a community. In fact, I think it sparks companies that are already established as well. Matt told me that a lot of big companies are asking to send hundreds of their executives to take some of their classes. Big companies want to (and should) learn from these entrepreneurs and startups. Awesome!
So I'm on the plane back to Utah. I've never felt like there is more opportunity there. I'm going to spend a ton of time processing this. Hopefully you'll see some things come of it. If not, I suck because the people in Cedar City, Las Vegas and at GeneralAssembly sure are doing it. In a big, awesome way.
Thanks to all of you for inspiring me.


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Q&A: Jessalyn Gilsig
Jessalyn Gilsig (Siggy) talks about being compared to Lady Macbeth, what she is most excited about in Season 2 and the similarities between Glee and Vikings.
Q: Following the events of Season 1, what's Siggy's mindset like heading into Season 2?
Jessalyn Gilsig: What I like about Siggy is she's sort of the definition of nothing left to lose, you know? She's a person who even when everything they love is gone, they still have a drive, an ambition and an ego that sustains them. So, she is just trying to find out how to remain relevant, how to regain a lot of what she's lost and she is trying to figure out if Rollo is the path to that goal.
Q: Fans have been comparing Siggy to Lady Macbeth. Do you feel this is a fair comparison?
JG: I think she and Earl Haraldson were great collaborators and incredibly political. They had a vision, which was really in contrast to Ragnar. I think if things were in her way and she wanted something, she could certainly stoop to some very low places. I wouldn't say she's good, but I wouldn't say she's evil. I would say she would unapologetically go after what she wants, just like a Viking!
Q: You have worked on a lot of big budget television shows. How does Vikings compare in terms of production and scale?
JG: I see a parallel between Glee and Vikings where I feel like Glee established a world and a vocabulary that didn't exist before and there was a big risk there. I feel like Vikings is doing the same thing where it's either everyone jumps in or we risk underachieving. I think what we're trying to do here is honor a culture that has just never been given a chance. What we're finding is that part of why this history has been buried is because it really challenges a lot of what we take for granted in our cultures.
Q: You recently produced and starred in Somewhere Slow. How was your experience as a producer and do you look forward to spending more time behind the camera?
JG: I absolutely loved it! I was really proud to make that film. It's a lot like Vikings in the sense that it was really exciting to watch the different departments shine and for me to create those opportunities for people. So, I'd love to do more of it, absolutely.
Q: What are you most excited about in Season 2?
JG: I'm mostly excited to give it to the audience and for them to see how the characters' relationships deepen and are challenged. What I've learned from the audience is that they really understand the characters and I think it would be really rewarding for them to see how, as much as it is a show about battles and big themes, at the end of the day it's about love, betrayal and hope.


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also, gray needs this: http://www.amazon.com/Grizzly-H3125-Ukulele-Kit/dp/B0000DD4ME

(p.s. i'm pretty sure that that party is one of your children's weddings. & it sounds perfect.)lauren.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-40140260652524645792010-10-21T19:37:26.332-07:002010-10-21T19:37:26.332-07:00Yes, yes ^_^ I'll be there! WITH BELLS ON!Yes, yes ^_^ I'll be there! WITH BELLS ON!Desiree Fawnhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-471184359849427412010-10-21T18:39:41.199-07:002010-10-21T18:39:41.199-07:00oh I love this. And I will show up. Also, I'...oh I love this. And I will show up. Also, I'm now searching craigslist for a didgeridoo. You need one for your collection.designHER Mommahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-59619963537267748022010-10-21T18:00:42.849-07:002010-10-21T18:00:42.849-07:00I love this! Tee hee...our cat's name is Djemb...I love this! Tee hee...our cat's name is Djembe. I recommend the real ones though, they are much easier to take care of and don't eat as much. ;) We have two actual djembes, too (hubby is a percussionist)-a full sized one and a little one for the babies. They love to play!Sarahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-23739128370060801632010-10-21T17:14:38.780-07:002010-10-21T17:14:38.780-07:00love this and love your blog... thanks for writing...love this and love your blog... thanks for writing...ttschttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-55582918951751795812010-10-21T15:13:04.690-07:002010-10-21T15:13:04.690-07:00You are amazing! Your dreams are so cool. And yo...You are amazing!

Your dreams are so cool.

And your kids are super talented, they obviously have a great role model.Emma @ Mummy Doesn't Know Whyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-6250826097836983112010-10-21T14:36:26.441-07:002010-10-21T14:36:26.441-07:00I'll bring my guitar and play along. And the h...I'll bring my guitar and play along. And the hummus. :)

one day, one day my friend.

xoElizabeth @claritychaoshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-60323782355608805032010-10-21T14:05:59.127-07:002010-10-21T14:05:59.127-07:00Aaaahhh... Living the dream!!! We have decided tha...Aaaahhh... Living the dream!!! We have decided that each kidlet can start a musical instrument when they are nine... and they long and wait for this moment...(nothing magical about nine except that by then we have usually saved enough for the instrument and by then they want it so badly that they practice without too much prodding!!!). So far I live with a trumpeter and a saxophonist and a very new violin player!!! And I can see it happening - a mini orchestra -playing for my ninetieth birthday, hopefully I won't be too deaf to enjoy it!!!se7enhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-81297836408013891492010-10-21T12:55:26.422-07:002010-10-21T12:55:26.422-07:00We had friends who lived on a river - every year t...We had friends who lived on a river - every year they'd invite EVERYONE they knew to bring tents and come stay for the weekend. Everyone went tubing and swimming during the day and at night...oh wow - what fun! The kids ran around and played hide and go seek in the dark and made smores....They even had a huge wooden stage area with electric run to it for amps etc...it was an entire weekend of "Jam session" - Someday I too will have their set up! someday.......Michelle Ghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-49350320421735460712010-10-21T12:21:00.732-07:002010-10-21T12:21:00.732-07:00ohhh, I totally get you on the chocolat and the ra...ohhh, I totally get you on the chocolat and the rachel getting married scenes!! beautiful! ill be awaiting my invite!! haa haa!Maryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-70401083404093098532010-10-21T11:29:50.562-07:002010-10-21T11:29:50.562-07:00I loved the reception in Rachel's Getting Marr...I loved the reception in Rachel's Getting Married. Cool day dream, I hope it comes true.Lindsey Ensleyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-71664421085790970792010-10-21T11:25:28.941-07:002010-10-21T11:25:28.941-07:00Mm, I love it when you share your dreams too -- th...Mm, I love it when you share your dreams too -- they make me smile and bring a spot of cheer to my day.Lenaehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-53933071551236378072010-10-21T10:51:03.696-07:002010-10-21T10:51:03.696-07:00I'M COMING. For Real. I'm trying to learn ...I'M COMING. For Real. I'm trying to learn guitar, and I have this silly little image in my head of someday having a musical little family. Someday I will sing again like I used to, and someday, I will have this same party.Juliehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-52527888609223114442010-10-21T10:44:13.094-07:002010-10-21T10:44:13.094-07:00We have a ukulele! It wasn't very expensive, ...We have a ukulele! It wasn't very expensive, just $20 or $30, which is pretty darned good for an instrument. It actually sounds pretty good after we replaced the cheapo original strings.

I love that Carter is song-writing on actual music staves! Wouldn't it be fun to have a piano and play for him the notes he wrote?! Or if he has a melody in mind, to write out the real notes for him? (Actually, I could do that. If he does and you get a video, I could try to transcribe it for you.)

Oh, I so wish I could invite you all over! Kids always love it when Michael takes out his tuba! Or when they get to slide the trombone slide. Or try to get a sound (any sound!) to come out of the trumpet.Fawnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-27716841583013318772010-10-21T10:26:06.293-07:002010-10-21T10:26:06.293-07:00That is just beautiful.That is just beautiful.Loukiahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-92107267090770860432010-10-21T10:24:08.178-07:002010-10-21T10:24:08.178-07:00that....sounds divine!that....sounds divine!Heatherhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-27047815917005888742010-10-21T10:12:00.807-07:002010-10-21T10:12:00.807-07:00Have you ever seen Because of Winn-Dixie? The bott...Have you ever seen Because of Winn-Dixie? The bottle tree? That back yard?

Yeah.

That's the one.~michelle pendergrasshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-55287066353483700232010-10-21T09:52:43.274-07:002010-10-21T09:52:43.274-07:00I love the idea of a party like the one in choclat...I love the idea of a party like the one in choclat. I love that movie. I hope to be able to do the same someday.Bobbi Janayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-27087672046029302002010-10-21T08:50:47.598-07:002010-10-21T08:50:47.598-07:00My college has this tradition called Flunk Day whe...My college has this tradition called Flunk Day where they pick a day during Spring-mester and cancel all the classes and lock up all the academic buildings and let the students party all day long. It's always a surprise - you never know what day it will be. The anticipation is enough to keep you going, though.

My junior year, my Flunk Day was spent out on a huge grassy lawn between two enormous oak trees. We had blankets spread out everywhere. Folks brought guitars and djembes and any other instrument they could think of and we had the most amazingly wicked jam session in history.

It. was. Awesome.Tristinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-41927302340840463482010-10-21T08:31:18.543-07:002010-10-21T08:31:18.543-07:00We have a djembe... it is Isaac's favorite thi...We have a djembe... it is Isaac's favorite thing in the world. :)Mrs. Sarahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-19692541259500122572010-10-21T08:20:06.051-07:002010-10-21T08:20:06.051-07:00I just went away to your beautiful party for a mom...I just went away to your beautiful party for a moment. Thanks for taking me there... so lovely.Elaine A.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-85012828034991878122010-10-21T07:43:29.530-07:002010-10-21T07:43:29.530-07:00Steph- I love reading your stories & dreams. ...Steph-

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When his moment arrived, it didn't take long for Ken Duke to think about Kapalua.
The 44-year-old won for the first time on the PGA Tour, at the Travelers Championship in June, with a second-hole playoff victory over Chris Stroud. It was Duke's 187th start on tour.
Becoming the oldest first-time winner on the tour since 1995 has Duke set for the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, scheduled for Jan. 3-6 at the Plantation Course.
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Ken Duke reacts after winning a playoff at the Travelers Championship in June for his first PGA Tour victory in his 187th start.
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Ken Duke underwent surgery as a youth after scoliosis caused a curvature of his spine that exceeded 50 percent
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"That's one tournament that you want to play every year," Duke said. "Especially at the start of the year - you know you've done something special when you get invited to that tournament. I can't wait to get there."
Duke doesn't want to be the leader of the old-man brigade.
"Obviously, there's other guys that are older that play a little bit better than I do," he said. "I'm just happy that from where I am health-wise and my game and all that goes with it, I just kind of feel that I'm part of the PGA Tour now since I've finally won an event."
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47 years, 8 months, 19 days-Ed Dougherty, 1995 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic
44 years, 4 months, 25 days-Ken Duke, 2013 Travelers Championship
43 years, 11 months, 19 days-Greg Kraft, 2008 Puerto Rico Open
42 years, 8 months, 28 days-Bruce Fleisher, 1991 New England Classic
41 years, 10 months, 1 day, Bart Bryant, 2004 Texas Open
40 years, 9 months, 27 days-Brad Bryant, 1995 Oldsmobile Classic
40 years, 5 months, 13 days-Isao Aoki, 1983 Hawaiian Open
40 years, 2 months, 6 days-Stephen Ames, 2004 Western Open
Duke has spent seven full seasons on the PGA Tour, starting in 2004. He has pair of Web.com Tour wins as well.
"I didn't see my game going the other way, I just kept seeing it getting better," he said. "I was staying pretty consistent and if you can stay consistent out on the PGA Tour, you just never know when it's your turn to win."
Beating Stroud provided Duke with some confidence.
"I think it gives it a lot," Duke said. "I didn't play so great after that - just kind of picked and chose where I wanted to go - but I feel like with getting a bunch of rest this offseason I will play a little bit better."
Duke was in the clubhouse at 12-under par before Stroud chipped in for birdie to send the tournament to a playoff. On the second playoff hole, Duke smacked his second shot within three feet of the pin and moments later claimed victory.
"I'm just trying to be a little bit more confident, be a little bit more aggressive and I feel like if you've done it once, you can do it again," Duke said.
Duke has overcome much more than a long wait for his first tour win.
As a 7th-grader, he was diagnosed with scoliosis. Doctors determined he had a 26 percent curvature of the spine and advised him to wear a back brace 23 hours a day. Two years later, with the curvature reaching 51 percent, he underwent surgery.
According to the PGA Tour website, without the procedure, the pressure on Duke's lungs and heart might have become life-threatening. Surgeons attached a 16-inch metal rod to his spine and less than a year later, he returned to his high school golf team and won a district tournament while playing with a back brace.
In 2009, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences established The Ken Duke Endowed Chair in Scoliosis - its funds go toward treatment of spinal deformities, tumors and fractures.
When Duke arrives for his first look at the Plantation Course, it will be with his wife, Michelle, and daughters Ashleigh, 10, and Lauren, 8. Whale watching and the Old Lahaina Luau are on the agenda.
"We are grinding it so much out there, so to be with them and get your mind off the game after the round, it's awesome," Duke said. "My wife will want to be out there - she's never been there before - she likes to see every hole and see every shot. She doesn't get involved with it, but she is one of those wives that she wants to know what happened on every hole, not just show up at the end all prim and proper.
"The kids will be at activities. They have been talking about this ever since I won."
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The summary below is from the full report titled "The Incidence of Unrecognized Myocardial Infarction in Women with Coronary Heart Disease." It is in the 5 June 2001 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine (volume 134, pages 1043-1047). The authors are MG Shlipak, DA Elmouchi, DM Herrington, F Lin, D Grady, and MA Hlatky, for the Heart and Estrogen/progestin Replacement Study Research Group.
Heart attacks occur when blood flow through the arteries to the heart (coronary arteries) is blocked for a time long enough to damage or kill a portion of heart muscle. Most, but not all, heart attacks cause symptoms, such as severe crushing chest pain, nausea, shortness of breath, or a feeling of impending doom. Some people with heart attacks die immediately, before they are able to receive medical attention. Others are admitted to hospitals and treated for their symptoms. Still others may live without ever recognizing that they had a heart attack. Past studies suggested that unrecognized heart attacks are generally common, representing as many as a third of all heart attacks, and are more common in women than men. It is not clear, however, exactly how frequently heart attacks go unrecognized in women with known heart disease.
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Today would have marked Marilyn Monroe's 85th Birthday as well as the 50th anniversary of her death. Her memory is more alive than ever as beauty brands are naming products after her as well as being the face of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Although she was gone way to soon it's amazing how her style and classic beauty still captivates the modern woman. From the red lip to the dark eyeliner, Marilyn is gone but her mark has been made for centuries to come. See below a few products that were inspired by this late, great Hollywood film siren….
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MAKENA - Kandy Lia Helm and Michael Lucas exchanged marriage vows May 24, 2008, at Keawala'i Congregational Church. The Rev. Kealahou Alika officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Nat and Bev Helm of Pukalani. She is a graduate of Maui High School and has a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Hawaii. She is an accountant at Maui Oil Co. and also works part time at Local Motion.
The groom is the son of Teddy and Myrna Gouveia of Kahului and Michael and Christina Lucas of Arizona. He also graduated from Maui High and works for Maui Oil Co. as well as the County of Maui.
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The bridal party included maid of honor Sandy Reyno, Lei Valdez, Shy and Chynna Helm (both sisters of the bride), and Caitlin Lucas (daughter of the groom).
The groom's cousin, Valentine Chico Aveiro, was the best man, and Morris Ahnee, Mark Payba and Cary Ouchi were the ushers.
The flower girl was Jaely Parinas, cousin of the groom, and Noa Helm, cousin of the bride, was the ring bearer.
The reception was held at the King Kamehameha Golf Course, in the building known as the "Marilyn Monroe House."