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All are disruptive technologies that screw with the system, threaten the status quo. With its cunningly effective commercial-skip feature called Autohop, the Dish Hopper is a land mine waiting to explode, threatening the future of advertiser-supported network TV.
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2009 Galante Vineyards Red Rose Hill Cabernet Sauvignon
Mission Codename: Parade of Roses
Operative: Agent Red
Objective: Return to Galante Vineyards in California's beautiful Carmel Valley and procure an ample allotment their newest Red Rose Hill Cab for our Operatives
Mission Status: Accomplished!
Current Winery: Galante Vineyards
Wine Subject: 2009 Red Rose Hill Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Winemaker: Greg Vita
Backgrounder: Our loyal Operatives know that we arehuge fans of Galante wines. Whenever we can get our hands on their limited-production wines, we jump at the chance to feature them here. Today, we are proud to bring you our fifth successive vintage of Jack Galante's exceptional new Red Rose Hill Cabernet Sauvignon. This wine is delicious and ready to enjoy now. Just be certain to buy a few bottles to lay down, and you'll be rewarded! Read Agent Red's tasting notes and mission report below to learn more about this superior Cabernet Sauvignon
Wine Spies Tasting Profile:
Look – Deep, dark burgundy, with glinting red edging and a solid, darker core. After swirling, tall, wine-stained legs take a very long time to form high on the glass. After they appear, they march steadily downward.
Smell – Fragrant, lush and sweet, leading off with black cherry, blackberry, leather, brown spice and black currant. As the wine opens, it introduces aromas of black cherry, dried fall leaves, plum, cigar box and brown spice.
Feel – Soft and light across the front of the palate, the wine becomes almost instantly grippy as plush tannins take hold at the mid-palate. Bright acidity transports fruit to the far corners of the mouth. A soft minerality and a spreading dryness follow.
Taste – Dark and dense, with layered dark fruit, earthy characteristics and soft spice. Out in front, sweetly spiced cherry, blackberry, red plum and tobacco leaf. These are followed by notes of dried rose petal, sweet tobacco, cigar box, sweet spice, dried fall leaves, softly toasted oak dusty dark cocoa.
Finish – Very long and very complex, lead by red and black fruit that slowly yield to earthy flavors, spice and minerals. At the very end, a hint of pencil shavings and black pepper remain long after the fruit flavors have faded.
Conclusion – Today marks the fifth successive vintage that we've showcased Jack Galante's wonderfulGalante Vineyards Red Rose Hill Cabernet Sauvignon. Today's 2009 deserves your special attention as this is his best vintage since the extraordinary 2007. Yes, we gushed about the 2008, but this 2009 really delivers something even more special. This young wine is delicious, complex and drinking beautifully, right now. That said, though, we'd recommend that you stock up, so that you can hold a few bottles for the next several years. We think that the 2009 vintage will prove to be another vintage that takes us by surprise. We give this wonderful wine our very strong recommendation. Enjoy now or cellar a case or two for the next decade. Pair this delicious wine with a black pepper rubbed cowboy steak, cooked over an open campfire!
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Howdy Pardners! Agent Red here, reportin' back from the range.
During a recent mission to infiltrate the notoriousGalante Gang, I was known simply as 'Red'.
Why me? Well, match up my love for great red wines with the time I spent playing Cowboys and Indians as a child – and it was only natural that Central Command should chose me for this mission.
It had been rumored that Galante produced some of the best Cabernets in the state so I was sent to investigate. I arrived at the Galante Ranch where I was greeted by Cowboy Winemaker, Jack Galante. I told Jack right off that I was new in town and wanted to join his Gang. He looked somewhat skeptical when he noticed my shiny penny loafers, but after he sized me up, he invited me in for a tasting. (Note to self: Pay better attention to my disguises!)
Jack poured me a glass of his Cabernet Sauvignon (shouldn't he serve it in a tin cup?). What struck me first was this wine didn't have the overpowering aromas of chili pepper usually found in the Cabs of the Monterey region. Rather, I found sandalwood, oak, cherry, currant and rose. This is an aromatic wine that's not afraid to boast about its character.
After some very skillful cowboy style sniffing and yelling "YEE-HAW!", I went in for a taste. I was impressed. This is a very bright and flavorful wine that has a big mouth feel, with medium tannins and big tastes of cherry and berry.
I think that Jack was impressed with my cowboy manner. At least I think that's why he was looking at me in that way. And, no, that's not a Brokeback reference. Jack is all man.
This wine certainly gets my personal recommendation and I'm pretty sure that we'll feature other Galante wines here in the future. Pair it with free range gourmet like pan-seared baked beans, cactus fritters or even a fine tumbleweed stew.
For a real Cowboy Cabernet that can be served with real cuisine, you should pick up a bottle or two. This is a wine that is ready to drink now, but could peak in just a few years.
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The Baltimore Ravens couldn't make plays when it mattered most against the Chicago Bears. As a result, they find themselves almost certainly out of the division race and competing for a wild-card spot.
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BANGKOK, 15 March 2012 The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) has revealed that furniture exports in 2012 are expected to shrink by 15% year-on-year as a result of the flood devastation last year.
DITP Director-General Nantawan Sakuntanak presided over the opening ceremony of the Thailand International Furniture Fair (TIFF) 2012. She said that the Commerce Ministry expects the furniture export value this year at 980 million baht, a 15% decrease from 1.16 billion baht last year.
Ms Nantawan said that the impacts from the flood can still be felt this year. She explained that raw materials for furniture, particularly wood, are still in shortage. The expected shrinkage is also due to an uncertain global economy and competitions from China, Malaysia, and Vietnam.
The DITP will adjust its export strategies by encouraging furniture makers to look for wood from abroad which is cheaper. It has also been suggesting entrepreneurs to penetrate new markets with growth potentials such as Russia, India, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea.
The DITP expects 24,000 visitors, both Thai and foreign, to visit the TIFF 2012. The fair is anticipated to generate more than 733 million baht in income. The TIFF 2012 is held at BITEC from March 14-18.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Niagara's season is over. Is Antoine Mason's time with the Purple Eagles over as well?
Mason, the nation's second-leading scorer, went for 28 points in Saturday night's 89-80 MAAC Tournament quarterfinal loss to Quinnipiac and, as a fourth-year player with eligibility remaining, can under NCAA rules transfer without sitting out the year.
It could be an attractive option after Niagara suffered through one of its longest seasons, finishing 7-26. At the same time Mason is up to third on the school's career scoring list with 1,934 points and with one more season would have a solid shot at Calvin Murphy's storied mark of 2,548. Mason scored 846 points on the season.
"I got to sit down with my parents and talk it over," Mason said early this morning. "I'm not sure."
What he'll have to ponder in part is whether he'll have comparable freedom as a scorer at another program as he's had at Niagara.
The wear and tear of the season and constant attention from Zaid Hearst, one of the league's top defensive guards, seemed to take its toll on Mason in the second half. A strong, penetrating guard who looks to draw fouls, Mason took 12 second-half foul shots but made just six. He missed a pair that could have cut Niagara's deficit to three points with 2:10 remaining. For the game he was 9 of 22 from the floor.
"Mason's very tough to guard," said Quinnipiac coach Tom Moore. "You really got to scheme and plan and take him into account every trip." Hearst "as a primary defender, he's terrific on Antoine. He's tough, though. He gets his 28. I thought we really did a good job on him, which sounds crazy, him getting 28."
Quinnipiac (20-10) picked apart Niagara's defense with cool efficiency. The Bobcats struck from the outside on the shooting of Shaq Shannon (20 points) and Hearst (15). They took it to the Purple Eagles inside on the wide shoulders of all-MAAC forward Ike Azotam (18 points) and front-court mate Ousmane Drame (15). They shot 59 percent and change in the first half, 57 percent and change in the second and 58.2 percent for the game against a team that ranks near the bottom of Division I in field goal percentage defense.
"They've got two important ingredients," said Niagara first-year coach Chris Casey "They're very good around the basket, and when you take that away, they can make perimeter shots.
So that's a pretty good recipe on offense."
Niagara just couldn't keep pace despite doing a reasonable job on the boards against the nation's No. 1 rebounding team. The difference in this one was 42-29, a far cry from the resounding 107-58 advantage compiled in their two regular-season meetings. Drame, a 6-foot-9 junior, had 16 boards but just one of those came at the offensive end. In fact, Niagara matched the Bobcats in offensive boards at eight apiece.
"It's tough, those guys they work hard," said Niagara's Marcus Ware, a 6-8 senior who faced Quinnipiac while playing at Monmouth before transferring to Niagara. "Every time I've played them in my career they've worked hard. I just try to match their intensity level."
"Our guys really, really competed hard and did some good things and executed what we were trying to do," Casey said. "So I'm proud of the way we fought against a very good team."
Quinnipiac broke fast to start the second half, scoring 11 of the first 13 points to lead 47-38 on the inside work of Azotam and Drame. Niagara countered in its own fashion. Threes by Ramone Snowden, Mason and Marvin Jordan (15 points) sparked an 11-3 surge that brought the Purple Eagles within 50-49.
The Bobcats unleashed a long-range arsenal of their own. Evan Conti hit a three and Shannon followed suit and soon Quinnipiac's lead was 61-55 with 11:50 remaining. And it continued to grow. Two missed free throws by Mason were the prelude to a 9-0 run that forced Niagara to call time trailing 70-57 with 7:57 on the clock. The lead grew to 15 before Niagara's late run that came up short.
The Purple Eagles graduate seniors Jordan and Ware and may have another transfer candidate in sophomore guard Tahjere McCall, whose playing time dropped late in the season to where he didn't appear at all in the season finale, the prequarterfinal win over Marist or against the Bobcats.
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Call it a true sign of respect that Major League Soccer teams are coming to PPL Park in Chester playing as much not to lose as they are to win against the Union.
Look at Wednesday's scoreless draw with visiting Sporting Kansas City. Actually, there wasn't much sporting about K.C.'s attack.
Kansas City had trouble stringing more than a few passes together, and its decision-making in tight spaces often resulted in turnovers. The passing was sloppy, the marking was less than airtight, and yet Sporting escaped with one point in a game the Union totally dominated.
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The San Francisco 49ers are at the table, trying to hammer out a new contract for quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
Kaepernick's representatives and the team are scheduled to meet with this week, the Sacramento Bee first reported.
TUCKER: Alex Smith worth the pay given to Romo, Cutler
The 49ers received some salary cap relief on Sunday when they erased former cornerback Carlos Rogers' off the books. The Bee reports more room came, $2.6 million, when NaVorro Bowman converted a portion of his base salary into a signing bonus. They are currently $8 million below the salary cap.
The stage is being set to make Kaepernick the highest-paid 49er and one of the most well paid in the league. Both sides are ready to proceed under the apparent assumption that nothing will come out of the ongoing investigation by Miami, Florida police into a woman's report that named Kaepernick and others for "suspicious" actions.
"I feel very good there'll be a good resolution," coach Jim Harbaugh said in April about the investigation, "and hopefully a just one, too. I hate to see his reputation be the victim."
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One person was killed in an industrial accident on Sunday morning.
The incident happened at Metal Technologies Inc. near 68th and Mitchell streets in West Allis.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office said they were called to the scene about 7 a.m. on a report the 48-year-old man had died.
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Authorities are investigating a bizarre shooting of cows and horses on a southeastern New Mexico ranch.
The Carlsbad Current-Argus reports that deputies say two cows, two calves, a pregnant mare and another horse recently were shot to death in Eddy County.
Eddy County Sheriff Scott London says suspects were brought in for questioning and admitted to shooting the animals, but no charges have been filed.
Dolie Bond-Bradford says the shooting on her son's ranch involved three young hunters who had originally gone dove hunting and turned their sights on the livestock.
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Economic Research Report No. (ERR-130) 147 pp, December 2011
Growth in the productivity of the global food and agricultural system will be largely determined by today's investments in research and development (R&D). In recent decades, the private sector has become a major player in developing innovations for food and agriculture. Factors spurring private companies to invest in food and agricultural research include the emergence of biotechnology and other new scientific developments, the strengthening of intellectual property rights (IPR) over agricultural innovations, new regulatory requirements, the expansion of markets for improved agricultural inputs and food products, and rising consumer demand for more diverse foods. More recently, rapid growth in the market for biofuel has pushed companies to expand their R&D investments in this area as well.
This report quantifies investment trends by for-profit companies in food manufacturing, biofuel, and agricultural input R&D and explores how these trends are affected by changes in market demand and industry structure. In particular, the report examines changes in the organization and structure of agricultural input industries (crop seed and biotechnology, crop protection chemicals, synthetic fertilizers, farm machinery, animal breeding and genetics, animal health, and animal nutrition) and whether increases in market concentration in these industries are associated with increases or decreases in the level and intensity of R&D investments.
For comparative purposes, we present some aggregate statistics on public-sector research spending for food and agriculture and ways in which these investments differ or complement R&D in the private sector. However, we do not delve much into the interactions between public and private R&D. For a detailed examination of the evolving role of the public and private sectors in agricultural R&D in the United States, see Fuglie and Schimmelpfennig (2000).
During 1994-2007 (the latest year for which estimates are available), annual private-sector food and agricultural R&D grew from $11.3 billion to $19.7 billion, or 4.3 percent per year (or, in constant 2006 dollars, from $14.6 billion to $19.2 billion, or 2.1 percent per year). In high-income countries, private-sector R&D spending appeared to be roughly equivalent to public sector spending on food and agricultural R&D, although public R&D spending continues to be larger if only agricultural-related R&D is considered.
Growth in R&D investment was uneven across industries. The most rapid increase in R&D was in crop breeding/biotechnology. Significant growth in R&D spending also occurred in farm machinery and food manufacturing. However, real (inflation-adjusted) R&D spending declined for crop protection chemicals and animal nutrition.
Other key findings include the following (figures below are in current or nominal dollars, unadjusted for inflation):
• In 2010, global private-sector investments in R&D related to agricultural inputs reached $11.03 billion, an increase from $5.58 billion in 1994. • In 2007, global private-sector investments in R&D related to food manufacturing reached $11.48 billion, an increase from $6.02 billion in 1994. • In 2009, global private-sector investments in R&D related to biofuel reached $1.47 billion, with most growth in this area occurring since 2000. • Generally, the largest four to eight firms in each sector accounted for about three-fourths of the R&D in that sector, with larger firms spending more than smaller firms on R&D as a percentage of product sales (with the exception of small biotechnology firms). Typically, the large firms are multinational operations with global R&D and marketing networks. • In most of the agricultural input industries, market concentration increased during 1994-2009, with the highest levels observed in the animal breeding and crop seed sectors and the largest increase observed in the crop seed sector. • Rising levels of market concentration were not associated with larger R&D investment in agricultural input sectors. • The globalization of food and agricultural R&D may accelerate the rate of international technology transfer, reducing productivity differences across nations and regions.
We used a number of approaches to construct estimates of private R&D spending by sector. For research-intensive agricultural input industries, we built a database of agriculturally related research spending firm by firm over time, for all firms in the sector (including "legacy" firms, or firms that exited the industry during the period of study) that have or have had significant R&D expenditures. For large conglomerates, for which agriculture may be only one business segment, we separated agriculturally related R&D spending from R&D spending on nonagricultural business segments. We gathered this information by canvassing a broad set of material, including company annual reports and websites, reports by industry associations and consulting services, and personal interviews with company representatives. Altogether, we reviewed R&D information on more than 800 agricultural input companies worldwide. These firm-level data also enabled us to examine hypotheses regarding the relationship between industry structure and R&D spending: Do larger firms spend more (as a percentage of product sales) on R&D than smaller firms? Has the rising concentration of several agricultural input industries affected overall levels of R&D spending by that industry?
For agricultural input industries in which firms do not often report their research spending, we estimated agricultural R&D for the industry by taking a percentage of total agricultural input sales, with the percentages (or research intensities) derived from observations on R&D spending from a subset of firms and from previous surveys of the industry. For the food manufacturing industry, we relied on country-level estimates produced by the Organisation for Co-operation and Development, which covers primarily high-income countries. With these sources, we developed a global time series of R&D expenditures by agricultural input industries from 1994 to 2010, the food industry from 1990 to 2007, and for biofuel in 2009. We examined how trends in R&D spending were associated with changes in market demand and industry structure and reviewed the evidence on the factors causing structural changes in agricultural input industries.
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She was born July 15, 1926, in Williamsport. She is the daughter of Harry A. and Helen Ely Dangle and was raised by Kenneth and Florence Dangle Ireland.
Evelyn retired from Brodart, was a member of Third Street United Methodist Church, and the South Williamsport Senior Citizens.
Surviving are her brother, Frederick (Carol) Ireland of Montoursville; half brother, Max (Dorothy) Dangle of Montoursville and nieces and nephews.
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OXNARD, Calif - On Saturday March 23, 2013, at about 4:00 p.m., Oxnard Police arrested a 39-year-old Santa Paula man for secretly videotaping females under their clothing as they shopped at Costco in Oxnard. Cervada concealed his iPhone to capture images and video of unsuspecting females.
Oxnard detectives from the Sexual Assault Unit reviewed video from Cervada's iPhone and iPad which showed that there are other victims that have not been identified. Detectives further discovered that Cervada has been committing these crimes in other locations throughout Ventura County, such as Target in Camarillo. The females are usually wearing a skirt or dress at the time of the crime.
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Last week, we reported that new research shows a relationship between irregular menstrual cycles and sleep difficulties. Now we learn that irregular menstrual cycles are associated with a higher risk of both type 2 diabetes and coronary disease. As we've said many times, the menstrual cycle doesn't happen just in the uterus and vagina; it is part of a complex system, affecting nearly every other bodily system, and a window into women's health.
More news about irregular cyclesNovember 22nd, 2010 by Elizabeth Kissling
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I'm a little confused by the 2 groups described in the study abstract. There's "a history of irregular cycles" and "a regular cycle length of 27 to 29 days." Which are both fine and good groups, but they don't seem to account for all of the population; there are a fair number of people who have regular cycle lengths but who are outside that (pretty narrow) 27-29 day window.
And while I understand that the researchers may have had to simply things for the purposes of their study, I feel like that simplification may limit the practical applications this study has for some of us.
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This is so frustrating. Irregular menstrual cycles associated with polycystic ovaries are no doubt correlated with diabetes, and there may be a larger pattern there not fully understood. But that there is a correlation for some people with irregular cycles doesn't mean that there is a universal correlation for women with irregular cycles. Being two standard deviations from the norm by itself doesn't mean something is wrong–variation is normal! So many women are on the pill that irregular cycles now seem weird, but they used to be common. I went through my reproductive life with cycles from 45 to 60 days, and got pregnant the first month of trying at 34 years of age.
This raises issues for me about general issues in making sense of research. It seems like we should be able to read a research report and take what is said at face value. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Making accurate inferences about what research shows is a complicated business. Here, the authors report a "tendency" towards an increase in diabetes risk–a "tendency" is at best a suggestion, not valid data. That is, the authors say in the article itself that the findings for type 2 diabetes were not "statistically significant"; that means, by definition, the results might have occurred purely by chance. This study, also, used what is called relative risk rather than absolute risk of CHD and diabetes. An increase of a third in CHD risk may sound like a big effect. However, the vast majority of women did not have a CHD problem, and factors other than cycle irregularity were first taken into account before looking at cycle effects, so that an increase of a third affects a very small percentage of women with cycle irregularity. On the one hand, this still means there was for CHD a statistically significant association. On the other hand, what this does mean is not clear. This is a prospective cohort study, which means it shows a correlation, not causation; the cycle is "associated with" health outcomes, but we don't know what this association means, if anything. An example of correlation (vs. causation) is that eating ice cream has increased over historical time, as has crime rates, but this doesn't necessarily mean that eating ice cream is a window into crime. There are other issues—when researchers do a large number of comparisons, as was the case here, a few will end up statistically significant purely by chance; the authors relied on subjects' memory of cycle characteristics, etc. Do I believe that the menstrual cycle is part of a complex, whole-body system? Yes. However, studies like these raise more questions than they answer, and provide, at best, food for thought.
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AUGUSTA, GA – The Augusta RiverHawks used timely and efficient offense to steamroll the Columbus Cottonmouths 5-2 on Thursday, December 13th at the James Brown Arena. At the time, the RiverHawks had been near the bottom of the SPHL in goals scored, but they managed to score five goals on just 23 shots, with a few of them being the highlight-reel variety.
The RiverHawks enjoyed a breakout performance from the then-newly formed line of Captain Matt Auffrey, Kyle Watson, and Casey Mignone who was playing in his first game as a RiverHawk. Mignone finished the game with two goals and two assists, while Auffrey had his first multi-point effort of the season with a goal and two assists. Watson chipped in with a goal and an assist.
The RiverHawks jumped out to the lead just over seven minutes into the first period as Dennis Sicard hammered a half-slap shot that eluded Cottonmouths' goaltender Andrew Loewen and found the top-corner of the net. That lone goal in the first frame would give Augusta the advantage going into the first intermission.
A quick play in the first two minutes of the second period put another point up on the board for Augusta. Newcomer Mignone found a streaking Watson down the middle of the slot. Watson made it look easy firing a shot past Loewen, giving Mignone his first point of the season.
Columbus answered quickly when Chris Bailer made the long-range shot from the point with assists from John Sullivan and Jordan Braid. Bailer let go an innocent-looking shot from the point, but RiverHawks' net-minder Robby Moss could not see the shot through the traffic in front of him and it went in just under the cross-bar.
The Cottonmouths carried the play for the next five minutes but were unable to add another goal. The RiverHawks made them pay as Auffrey and Watson combined to set up Mignone who made a beautiful deke to beat Loewen between his legs.
The two-goal lead would not last the rest of the period however, as Columbus continued to pressure the RiverHawks and were eventually rewarded. The RiverHawks were unable to clear their own zone of the puck and instead the biscuit went to the point, where the Cottonmouths fired the puck on goal. Moss made the original save, but the rebound went straight to Jordan Braid's stick, and he fired it through Moss' five-hole.
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As the media mogul, 54, writes in the January issue of her O magazine hitting newsstands Tuesday (and provided in advance to the Associated Press by Winfrey's Harpo Productions): "I'm embarrassed … I can't believe that after all these years, all the things I know how to do, I'm still talking about my weight. I look at my thinner self and think, 'How did I let this happen again?' "
For starters, the fact that her thyroid was out-of-balance gave her "a fear of working out," she says. "I was so frustrated I started eating whatever I wanted – and that's never good."
Having slimmed down to 160 in 2006, she admits, "Yes, you're adding correctly. That means the dreaded 2-0-0."
Past DietsWinfrey memorably revealed her new look on her show in 1988 – by wheeling out a wagon loaded with fat to represent the 67 pounds she had shed. On that episode, she sported a pair of size 10 Calvin Klein jeans.
"My greatest failure was in believing that the weight issue was just about the weight," Winfrey told PEOPLE in 1991. "It's about not handling stress properly."
But when it came to slipping into those jeans, "I had literally starved myself for four months [on a liquid-protein diet] – not a morsel of food," Winfrey, an admitted food addict, said in 2005. "Two hours after that show, I started eating to celebrate – of course, within two days those jeans no longer fit!"
Winfrey's weight has long been a topic on her show – and even for late-night hosts. In 1990, she hit 237 pounds, eventually prompting her in 1996 to enlist personal trainer Bob Greene. At the time, she said she had wanted to bring an end to her roller-coaster weight saga.
'Felt Like a Fat Cow'Choosing a gown for the Barack Obama inauguration coming up in January, however, made Winfrey realize her self-image was no longer jibed with the person standing on the scales – though the real low point occurred last April.
"I felt like a fat cow," Winfrey writes of the occasion when she sought to skip out on a Las Vegas show taping with Cher and Tina Turner. "I wanted to disappear."
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Winfrey's weight and height rank her as obese, with a body mass index of 31.8 – putting her at "at higher risk for chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol," says the CDC.
Winfrey intends to address the issue on The Oprah Winfrey Show, which will kick off Best Life Week Jan. 5.
She is also expected to discuss her weight that same day on her XM satellite radio station's The Gayle King Show. Winfrey will also host interactive live Web casts at Oprah.com the week of Jan. 12 to 16, nightly at 9 p.m. ET.
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HEDGESVILLE - Eastern Panhandle golf teams have been chasing Washington on the course almost from the time the school opened six years ago.
The Patriots have continued to stand above their local competition throughout this season, too, heading into today's Class AAA, Region II tournament at The Woods.
They are looking to make a return trip to Wheeling for next week's state tournament.
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Washington's Dylan Mumaw hits out of the rough during the EPAC golf tournament last week.
Washington goes into today's event off a decisive victory in the Eastern Panhandle Athletic Conference tournament, winning by 43 strokes over Hedgesville - a team that a few weeks ago that appeared to have narrowed the gap between the Eagles and Patriots.
Washington's golfers have honed their game in recent weeks and seem to be at their strongest of the season.
Washington coach Rusty Staubs is pleased by his team's play.
A huge advantage Washington possesses is its balance between its six golfers. At any given time this season, any number of them have grabbed the four scoring slots.
"We proved as a team we're pretty deep, probably the deepest team in the area," Staubs said. "Even when someone's not playing well, someone steps in and picks up the slack."
Local teams Hedgesville, Jefferson, Martinsburg, Musselman, Spring Mills and Washington will be joined in competition by Buckhannon-Upshur, Elkins and Lewis County - teams that the locals haven't played for the most part.
The top two teams advance to the state tournament, as do the top two individuals who are not members of the two team qualifiers.
"We've played in some big tournaments," Staubs said, alluding to a couple of events his team played in Virginia.
Berkeley Springs also is in regional competition at the Pete Dye Golf Course in Class AA.
No matter what happens to his team, Berkeley Springs coach Dale McCumbee thinks the venue couldn't be any better for his team, calling the chance to play at Pete Dye a "once-in-a-life" opportunity.
McCumbee knows about regional foes Frankfort, Keyser and Petersburg, but Bridgeport, Grafton, Liberty-Harrison, Lincoln, Philip Barbour and Robert C. Byrd are mysteries.
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Brittney Emmons Named to All-MAC Gymnastics Team
Brittney Emmons, a senior member of the Ball State gymnastics team, was selected to the All-Mid-American Conference First Team by the league's head coaches.
A total of 12 individuals were honored to be on the All-MAC First or Second Team.
Emmons, who was competing in her fifth season after coming back from a season ending injury in the 2011-12 season, ranks nationally in the top 50 on floor.
She tallied a first place finish on the vault with a 9.850 mark at Northern Illinois, and tallied eight top five finishes on the season. Emmons managed a first place on the bars in a home meet vs. Penn and Centenary, while recording three top five finishes in the bars. On the floor, Emmons tied for first vs. Western Michigan and posted five top five placings on the event during the season.
Emmons managed five first-place finishes as an all-around performer during the season.
The 2013 MAC Gymnastics Championship hosted by Western Michigan begins Saturday at 2 p.m. in Read Fieldhouse.
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In the days since PEOPLE reported that Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis's 14-year relationship is all but finished, the actress has been spotted solo, even hitting the red carpet alone at the premiere of her new film Café de Flore.
She kept mum at her movie premiere, but on Tuesday, French TV panelist Arianne Massenet asked Paradis, 39, the million-dollar question on Le Grand Journal.
"The press is going on about this separation with Johnny Depp ... How do you handle these rumors?" asked Massenet [PEOPLE's French correspondent translated the interview].
"It depends which rumor," Paradis replied. "Here, this is one which could hurt my family. After that ... they say that we have 52 houses in France, we separate in winter, we get married every summer. Me, I'm in my 12th pregnancy."
"All this is, I don't know, because the Queen of England didn't lose her teeth this week and there's nothing happening," Paradis continues of the coverage of her relationship with Depp, 48.
"And to finish the rumors off, they are false?" asked the program's host, Michel Denisot.
"Yes, they are false," she replied.
Which rumors she was referring to remains unclear (or perhaps lost in translation?) But multiple sources tell PEOPLE in this week's cover story that Depp and Paradis's relationship is all but officially over.
"It's so sad," says one insider. The couple have two children together, Lily-Rose, 12, and Jack, 9.
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KAHULUI - Programs for 4th- through 6th-graders and for teens will be offered during the fall break Oct. 5-9 by the Office of Continuing Education and Training at Maui Community College.
Teenagers are invited to attend "College for Kids/College Bound," which features the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program created by the FranklinCovey training and consulting company. The older youths program will be held from 8:30 a.m. to noon, with the latter part of the day spent learning to create music with Apple's GarageBand. The cost is $149 plus a $25 lab fee.
The FranklinCovey program uses humor, anecdotes, DVDs, real-life scenarios and interactive activities to help teens to discover goals; improve communication and relationships with peers and parents; resist peer pressure; and boost self-image and belief in one's abilities.
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These Valley Isle high school students participated in the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens program in July. Lori Teragawachi (left back), director of the Office of Continuing Education and Training, will teach the class again next month.
For 4th- through 6th-graders, "College for Kids" will offer a Native American-themed program from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. along with college and career information. The cost is $279 plus a $20 lab fee. A few partial scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The younger students will start each day with a session on "Native Americans: First Nations - A Celebration of Culture, History, Music, Dance and Art of North American Tribes."
Sessions on Talk Story; Warrior Chess; how to use Microsoft PowerPoint, and how to do Internet research on a tribe will be integrated with the initial session.
All programs will be held in the Laulima Building.
The deadline to register is Friday. To register, call 984-3231. For program details, go to www.ocet.org.
The OCET program is held during public schools' fall break, which some private schools also take.


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Read Horror, alongside Spectral Press, are incredibly proud to present the Spectral Press competition. One lucky winner will not only win a lifetime subscription to the prestigious publication, but will also see their own short story published in Spectral. To find out what we're so excited about, here at Read Horror, read on.
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Halloween Horror Competition – Win Tickets to Warwick Arts Centre27 10 2011
As the Halloween Horror evening draws ever closer, more and more people are starting to talk about Read Horror and our spectacle with David Moody, Gary McMahon and Adam Nevill at Warwick Arts Centre.
Not only have Un:Bound and Jim Mcleod's Ginger Nuts Of Horror running news stories, but Jim was kind enough to invite David, Adam, Gary and I over to GNOH for a quick interview on Halloween Horror Night. Please do read the interview and get psyched for what promises to be a most enjoyable – and terrifying – night of horror fiction.
In the meantime, we're giving away two tickets to the event. To be in with a chance of winning a ticket simply send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com entitled 'Halloween Horror Competition'. In the body of the e-mail please explain why we should give you a ticket to the evening. The Read Horror staff will choose their ten favourite entries and then pull two winners – from the ten – out of a hat. Please only enter this competition if you will be able to attend the event on Monday 31 October 2011. Entries close on Saturday 29 October 2011 at 12:01am.
Alternatively, if you have to buy a ticket right now, follow the link to buy tickets to Halloween Horror Night at Warwick Arts Centre.
Good luck!
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Congratulations Dark Minds winners15 08 2011
Thank you to everybody for taking part in the Dark Minds competition. We received hundreds of entries and have now drawn the winners. The lucky readers that will be taking home a copy of Dark Minds featuring an original story by Gary McMahon are:
1. Elaine Huxstep
2. Amanda Hutchings
3. Stephanie Franklin
Congratulations go out to the three of you.
If you have not won – do not worry, there are still copies available to buy over at Dark Minds for £5.99 with free postage and packaging. Click the link to buy Dark Minds Press anthology now.
I can also confirm that there will be more competitions on Read Horror to follow. Keep reading.
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Win Dark Minds Press Anthology21 07 2011
Would you like a chance to win a first edition short story collection? Read Horror have teamed up with Dark Minds Press to offer you just that. Three readers will win a copy of Dark Minds, a collection that contains an original story by Gary McMahon and a host of other upcoming writers, including Stephen Bacon and Ross Warren. Ross describes the collection as "Good tales well told from a mix of new and established writers from three continents."
For your chance to win simply e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject 'Dark Minds Competition' and answer this question.
Gary McMahon has just released the first in his new trilogy 'The Concrete Grove' what's the name of the second book in the series?
Here's a clue, if you buy The Concrete Grove you'll find the answer towards the back.
Competition closes August 5 10:00pm GMT
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I still feel super fat, but it always makes me feel so good to eat so well.
I had a great pay day this month which makes me really happy. I'll be able to catch up and pay off some bills I've been making payments on...tons of medical bills. For those who don't know, as veterinarians, we get paid peanuts and then you make production. So I make 20% of everything I bring in - first my base gets deducted, then what's left over I take home. In some clinics, you ONLY work off of production, which definitely sucks. The idea isn't to make money off of people (although some do, though I have to say 99% of vets are not trying to make money off of you), but to get paid according to how many clients you see. If people want to see me, I'll be productive. If they don't, I won't. So they wouldn't pay a super busy vet the same as one that isn't busy at all. Anyway, it felt really good to make a nice little amount of production, because it validates for me that I'm finally becoming a real vet. In the first year, I didn't expect to make much - I'm new, people don't know me, etc. Now I'm developing a little client base and I'm more confident in my diagnostic plans, which means I'm practicing better medicine. Anyway, it was a good affirmation that I'm doing a good job.
I did NOT go to the gym this morning. I don't know about this gym business. I've been signed up for a month and have only gone a few times. I thought signing up for a gym located on my way to work would motivate me. But of the 7 days of the week, I'm home for 3 and don't want to drive 25 miles in each direction. On the other 4 days, I'm exhausted or just don't feel like getting up at the crack of dawn. I have a treadmill at home and I could get some weights on Craigslist. I hold a lot of guilt leaving the dogs at home or not being there with them - they spend so much of their time alone and kenneled, I feel bad leaving them on my days off. I don't now. I'm making a lot of excuses but really, I just need to DO IT even if I start with 20 minutes a day before work. The important thing is to create a routine. I can always start adding time and coming in earlier...maybe set a goal of starting with 20 and adding 5 minutes every 2 weeks? I don't know.
Plan for tomorrow: work, then go to brother's house for dinner. My parents are here for Rosh Hashana from Las Vegas. Dinner will probably be pretty elaborate, knowing my brother. Maybe best to eat protein at lunch to get me through the day. Saturday is a wedding after work - definitely save some calories, lol.
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There is a grocery store here that has an amazing looking salad bar and I've thought about eating there.
That chicken you made sounded delicious. I'm so burned out on chicken I need to try it.
Today I feel super fat too. I'm not sure why but I have to flush myself out this weekend.
I'm certainly glad that you made good money this month. I know how much we depend on our vet and how he is there for us when we need him and he is invaluable. I had hoped he was paid well but now I don't know. Sometimes he even waves his fee and gives us a discount. He has asked us if we would adopt other little needy chinchillas and I wish we could but we are at the limit we can afford to take care of with so many of ours needing medical care. He works a lot of weird hours and makes house calls too.
You know I think you shouldn't feel guilty about not going to the gym and should just set up one at home so you can exercise and be with Shandi and your other pets. Otherwise you will be torn.
I want to go to Rosh Hashana at your brother's house. LOL. I'm thinking it sounds good.
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Using a VIP622, and channel 12 WKRC in Cincinnati went from never any problems to always giving me no signal and showing 0% signal strength. I rarely tune into channel 12 so I'm not sure how long it has been gone. Now with football back I need to get it going asap. All my other OTA channels work fine. Could this have anything to do with the "digital switch"? Any ideas or suggestions how to get it back?
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VIP622 and one OTA at 0%, before was fine... help!
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Posted 14 August 2009 - 10:07 AM
I would go into the "local channels" menu, and then choose "delete all locals". Then, I would choose "scan locals". Just doing a "scan locals" should work, but doesn't always, so that's why I would do the delete first. I bet 12 switched (broadcast) channels with the DTV transition and has moved, even though it will probably still show up as 12-1 once you find it...
Posted 14 August 2009 - 10:16 AM
When did this start happening? One other think I would do is take a look at that station and see if anything changed since you observed the behavior. Check the frequency. Did it move form UHF to VHF lately. If it did and you have a UHF antenna that would explain it. Another possibility is that something in the stream changed that the 622 does not like. There are a few other common things that can cause this but the key is to look to see if anything changed with the channel in question.
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Posted 14 August 2009 - 12:54 PM
Thanks a lot for the info. Will try those both. As always, much appreciation to all the helpful people on these boards!
Posted 14 August 2009 - 01:32 PM
It appears WKRC was virtual channel 31 (UHF) pre-transition and channel 12 (VHF) post-transition, so if it's been a while since you've tuned it then it's likely your antenna is UHF only, and you'll need a VHF complement to bring it in at high levels now (if the rescan doesn't work). Same thing happened to FOX here in Austin.
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The rescan worked perfectly. Getting it at 100% now. Thanks!!!


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I'm staying in my own house..
This morning, I caught a 2.5 hour ferry from Georgetown to Kuah... the ferry terminal here in Langkawi. A pleasant journey, it was nice to see Chinese boats out the window doing their fishing.
I'm currently deliberating as to whether to stay here 2 or 3 nights... there isn't much to do except relax! Nothing much to do during the day except sunbathe... except for an island hopping tour I'm doing tomorrow. If I stay here 2 nights, I will have 5 nights in Phuket... and after a quiet stretch, I'm looking forward to Phuket's nightlife. I will take some photos but I'm sure they won't do this touch of paradise justice. I can highly recommend this location for couples looking for a week, fortnight or even month of recuperation!


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