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Ron Yarbrough's new ministry takes its name from an animal in the Bible.
But White Horse Cowboy Ministries uses a chuck wagon - which the group bought in May - as a part of its ministry.
"We took that (name) White Horse from Revelation 19:11," Yarbrough said. "You know, Jesus comes back riding a white horse in Revelation 19:11."
The chuck wagon will be used for serving suppers at meetings.
"You can have church anywhere, and we can take this chuck wagon - which God's furnished us. God doesn't care how you get people there. There's no better way to get folks (to come) than say, 'We're going to feed you.' Our ultimate goal is to get people saved."
Yarbrough, White Horse Cowboy Ministries organizer, said the ministry just started, but it doesn't have anything to do with the Cowboy Church, with which he still participates.
The Amarillo Cowboy Church meets every Saturday at Westover Park Intermediate School.
"What we're doing is that each quarter of the year, we're going to put on a Cowboy Christian Camp Meeting," Yarbrough said.
"You don't have to be a cowboy to come. We're having our first camp meeting this Labor Day weekend in Palo Duro Canyon."
Yarbrough said the meeting will be Sept. 1 and Sept. 2, with Country Gospel music at 2 p.m. Sept. 1.
Several groups - such as Johnny Saculla of Bryan, Susie Gayle of Roswell, N.M., and the Burson family from Dalhart, among others - will be appear at the gathering at the Old West Stables.
"That Saturday afternoon we're having singing, music, cowboy poetry, testimonies," he said. "That evening, about 7 o'clock, we're going to have a chuck wagon supper."
A 10:30 a.m. service will be Sept. 2 with Trey Johnson, a PRCA rodeo cowboy and cowboy evangelist who ministers at rodeos and does services for the Canyon Cowboy Church, appearing as preacher.
The service will be at Old West Stables, and after the service, a chuck wagon lunch will be held.
Cowboy poet Buck Wehrbein will appear that Saturday.
Sunday afternoon's events will be informal, with music and fellowship, he said.
Activities will be held for children during the weekend, he said.
All events are free, including meals he said. He said if people want to camp in Palo Duro Canyon, they should make reservations now by calling 488-2227.
Yarbrough said he wants to have the group's next meeting somewhere inside in the winter.
Between meetings, he said the group won't be "standing still," meaning that it would welcome appearing at churches, for example.
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A collection of thirty-six forty eerie, mysterious, intriguing, and very short stories by the acclaimed authors Stefan Bachmann, Katherine Catmull, Claire LeGrand, and Emma Trevayne. The Cabinet of Curiosities is perfect for fans of Alvin Schwartz's Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and anyone who relishes a good creepy tale. Great for reading alone or reading aloud at camp or school!The book features an introduction and commentary by the authors and black-and-white illustrations throughout.
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Modern-day teenagers meet a palace of terrors locked up since the French Revolution in this surprising and haunting thriller from Stefan Bachmann, the internationally bestselling author of The Peculiar and The Whatnot. A Drop of Night will thrill fans of Neal Shusterman and Jessica Khoury. Seventeen-year-old Anouk has finally caught the break she's been looking for--she's been chosen to participate in an exclusive program that includes an all-expense-paid trip to France and a chance to explore the hidden underground Palais des Papillons, or Palace of Butterflies. Along with four other gifted teenagers, Anouk will be one of the first people to set foot in the palace in more than two hundred years. Bachmann's masterful scene-building alternates between Anouk's flight through the palace and the struggles of Aurelie, who escaped the French Revolution by fleeing into the Palais des Papillons in 1792.
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Don't get yourself noticed and you won't get yourself hanged. In the faery slums of Bath, Bartholomew and his little sister Hettie live by these words. Bartholomew and Hettie are Peculiars, and neither faeries nor humans want anything to do with them. But when Peculiars start showing up in London murdered and covered with red tattoos, Bartholomew breaks all the rules and gets himself noticed. Full of magic, dazzling inventions, and intriguing characters such as Mr. Jelliby and Lord Lickerish, this story of friendship, bravery, and nonstop action adventure was hailed by best-selling author Christopher Paolini as "swift, strong, and entertaining. Highly recommended." The Peculiar ends with a spectacular cliff-hanger, and the story concludes in The Whatnot.
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Matt Damon 'really enjoyed' costume fittings for Liberace's boyfriend
"Behind the Candelabra" (debuts on HBO Spring 2013) looks like it should be a campy Lifetime movie -- but with Michael Douglas as Liberace, Matt Damon as his love interest, Rob Lowe and Debbie Reynolds making guest appearances and Steven Soderbergh directing, this is clearly serious stuff. During a press tour panel, Douglas talked about getting into character. "Well, there's a tremendous amount of clips and films that give you a sense of character," the Oscar winner said, joking, "[I had to] make Steven secure and make myself attractive to Matt."
When asked if Douglas was successful, Damon responded, smiling, "Very, very attractive."
Douglas told the audience he enjoyed the chance to disappear into a character. "It frees you up tremendously. It was really a treat to have a chance to play this part." Apparently, casting Douglas in this role has been on Soderbergh's radar for a long, long time. "I can't believe it's true, we were doing 'Traffic' 12 years ago," Douglas recalled. "And early in the shoot he said, 'You ever thought of Liberace?' And I thought, is this guy messing with me? Matt and I just had a great chance. I don't think I would have had the courage to take this on [without Matt]."
Matt also found costuming critical for his role as Scott Thorson. "It does help. The clothes that were documented and the clothes we actually had that were used as set dressing -- we weren't allowed to touch them. But even the clothes that we wore in the house… I've always been somebody who goes to the fitting and tries to get out. I look for the most comfortable clothes… But I spent more time in the fittings than I have in the previous 15 projects, and I really enjoyed it. And reading the book that [Thorson] wrote, he really was taken with the glamour of this lifestyle."
When asked what his wife Catherine Zeta Jones thought of his Liberace metamorphosis, Douglas joked, "[She said] "Where have you been all my life?" But seriously, folks… "She's seen the film and is a big fan. You don't get this many chances to have a great script and a wonderful actor like Matt to work with. We obviously worked together closely. Catherine realizes when you have a chance like this… she was really proud, really excited about it when she saw it."
While it's easy to sort out what Damon and Douglas found appealing about the project, Soderbergh, who admitted he'd long wanted to do a movie about Liberace but wanted to avoid a traditional biopic, was interested for his own reasons. "One of the aspects of the book and the story is that in a certain point in the film is the discussions they're having are discussions every couple has. We take the relationship seriously… I just feel these are very common feelings. We get up in the morning, put clothes on and make a judgment about our appearance. Not all of us have the resources to indulge in plastic surgery or an incredibly wardrobe. [Executive Producer] Jerry [Weintraub] once referred to the movie as La Cage Aux Folles on steroids. All the issues are expanded because of this crazy environment.
Given that Debbie Reynolds is in the film and knew Liberace and Douglas is a scion of old Hollywood, Douglas was asked if he had any vivid stories about Liberace or heard any on set. "I met him briefly in Palm Springs, and I remember passing by in the car. Couldn't miss his car. Just extraordinary gracious, extremely professional guy. Most of Debbie's stories I'm afraid we really can't tell. Not just about Lee but about anybody. But she did have some spicy stuff to say."


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The ECHL suspended Wheeling Nailers forward Keven Veilleux for 10 games and fined him an undisclosed amount of money for using a racial slur Sunday against South Carolina defenseman Scooter Vaughan.
The suspension is a result of inappropriate comments made by Mr. Veilleux in and around the penalty boxes subsequent to a third-period altercation, the ECHL said in a statement. The comments were racial in nature.
Veilleux is a second-round draft pick of the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2007 and missed all of last season with a knee injury. Veilleux and Vaughan fought twice in Sundays game in Wheeling, a 5-0 loss for the Stingrays.
Im horrified and Im disgusted, Wheeling alternate governor Tim Roberts told The Intelligencer/Wheeling News/Register. It will not be tolerated.
A year ago, Vaughan, a former University of Michigan star, played 20 games for the Nailers during the 2011-12 season.
We are disappointed with the events that took place on the ice in Wheeling Sunday afternoon, said Stingrays president Rob Concannon. As an organization, we stand behind Scooter Vaughan. He is a true professional. Hopefully this will be a lesson and a learning experience for our society. We respect the ECHLs decision and we look forward to putting this situation behind us.
Vaughan has played in 20 games for the Stingrays this season, recording five assists.
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I believe we will see 52$ after earnings (already mentioned this several times on this board). Earnings will be good, not excellent. Guidance will be great (and they know it, already half over when earnings release is out).
There's no question of a buyout ! Buyout would mean 75$ to 85$ ! Who's willing to pay that at the moment ?
Shorts are just starting to cover ! If they really were volume would be double or PPS would be up over 10% !
But I like what I see today and it will only get better
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Bruce Wieszala has spent years working with seriously luxurious food, shaving truffles, searing foie gras and roasting suckling pigs with a deft hand.
Ask the Bistro Europa sous chef what he'd order for his last meal, though, and none of that fancy stuff matters. "That's easy," he says. "My mom's chicken soup."
Mary Wieszala's chicken soup is "very comforting, something I can always rely on," said her son, who worked at a top Atlanta restaurant and appeared with his boss on "Iron Chef America" before returning to Buffalo. "It always makes me feel better, no matter what."
Last meals have held a special fascination for people throughout history. It's a window into the eater's heart, as famously noted by 19th century epicure Jean Brillat-Savarin: "Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you who you are."
Today, dinners modeled after the Titanic's last supper sell out quickly, said Andrew Caldwell, author of "Their Last Suppers: Legends of History and their Final Meals."
"People love to talk about it," said Caldwell, who's working on follow-up volumes on the last meals of musicians and movie stars, with a spinoff television series in production.
With that in mind, we asked some Western New York eaters what they would choose for one last meal, facing death or perhaps worse, a lifetime of protein shakes. Their answers were revealing, thought-provoking, and good tinder for your own pondering.
Lindy Ruff, Buffalo Sabres head coach, chose his wife, Gaye's, chicken chowder.
"It's more of a stew than a soup, full of chunks of potatoes, chicken, corn. It's got bacon bits, and it's covered in cheese.
"As a farm kid in western Canada I grew up on potatoes and gravy and chicken or steak. The gravy mixes with the potatoes, and the corn is something that just hits home."
J.J. Richert, chef, Torches restaurant, headed for the water: "A day boat trip out to an island with some fresh crab legs and some dry-aged ribeye steaks. Starting a little fire on the beach, which is only accessible by boat. Simple drawn butter, fresh lemon and Tabasco green for the crab. Rake some coals out of the fire and grill the steaks with salt, pepper and a little olive oil.
"Icy cold Budweiser in the can. A nice Groth cabernet. Finish it up with a right snifter of 20-year-old Lagavulin, enjoying it with the setting sun."
Tom Ragan, of 103.3 WEDG's Shredd & Ragan, would start with a hometown "pitza" from Senape's Tavern, Hazelton, Pa., made with romano and scamorza cheese, and several bottles of Bordeaux.
"Add a gallon of mushroom soup from any bar mleczny (milk bar) in Poland. Finally, if there's room, add a charcoal-grilled tuna steak. The tuna should have been a classically trained pianist, conversant in at least two languages, and needs to have had at least one run-in with its local authorities."
Mylous Hairston, anchorman, Channel 4 WIVB, also went for "mom's finest."
"I remember the fried chicken smothered in butter, mashed potatoes with gravy, and cornbread. Of course, I would also finish the meal with yellow cake with chocolate frosting. Yes, I could eat the entire cake in one sitting, with a few glasses of milk.
"Don't tell my trainer Pat LaDuca that I even thought about this meal. She'll be on my case at Gold's for sure."
Janice Okun, Buffalo News restaurant critic, said the setting was important.
"I want to be on an uncrowded beach in Maine; I want it to be dusk on a hot and sunny day. I want to be wearing my oldest jeans -- the ones with the stretched-out waist.
"And I want to eat a traditional clambake -- starting with chowder, the real New England kind. Which means it is based on thinnish broth, not LePage Library Paste. Then I want clams and mussels right out of the pit that someone else has dug and tended.
"Also, lobster pulled in exactly 30 minutes before it was cooked. And big potatoes. And corn from the field across the street. And much too much melted Irish butter.
"I might even have room for dessert -- who am I kidding? I will have room for dessert. Because it will be blueberry pie, baked with the tiny little blues that grow wild in Maine. I want watermelon, too, cold as can be, and I'm willing to indulge in a watermelon seed-spitting contest as I eat. I want horseshoes later.
"To drink? Lemonade, squeezed from fresh lemons poured from a frosted pitcher that's been garnished with mint. And beer -- right out of the icy bottle."
Aven Rennie, partner, Magavern Magavern Grimm, knows exactly what she wants, including brain food.
"First course: sliced Florida avocado, with spoonfuls of crudites and baby lettuce leaves, arugula, shredded cabbage, and sugared walnut meats, drizzled with dressing.
"Second: chunks of steamed Maine lobster tail, with chilled tomalley mayonnaise and roe mayonnaise, lemon juice and melted butter.
"Third: potato and cheese gnocchi, with homemade marinara sauce, sprinkled with Parmigiano and Pecorino cheese shavings.
"Fourth: small crock of cassoulet, Castelnaudry style.
"Fifth: French bread and cheese: Boursin, Port Salut and Stilton.
"Sixth: one serving of Floating Island dessert, decaf Earl Grey tea.
"Seventh: Courvoisier, when I am alone, with puzzles: a 5-star Sudoku and a Times crossword puzzle, any Wednesday version, with few puns."
Cindy Konovitz, assistant dean, University at Buffalo, thought of a vegetarian appetizer-based meal.
"I would select only vegetarian items including falafel, mini pieces of 'eggplant Italiano,' bruschetta, veggie spring rolls, vegetarian stuffed grape leaves, mini spanakopitas, vegetarian stuffed mushrooms, and other vegetarian hors d'oeuvres, especially from other cultures, like Thai, Vietnamese and Indian.
"I would like dessert to be small pieces as well, around the size of petit fours, including baklava, fruit tarts, vanilla or chocolate bars (the gooier, the better), and chocolate covered peanut butter balls. For beverages: water, tea and orange juice.
"I would like to eat overlooking the water, perhaps on a beach, with friends and family."
Sandy Starks, interpretive program director, Forest Lawn, works at a place that's big on endings.
"Breakfast: corned beef hash and eggs with Al Cohen's seeded-rye toast and tub butter from the Broadway Market.
Brunch: Eggs Benedict and steamed asparagus. Real peameal bacon and fresh eggs from my egg share at Farmers and Artisans, and homemade hollandaise sauce.
"Lunch: Char-grilled hamburger with carmelized sweet onions, goat cheese and roasted red peppers on a Costanzo's roll.
"Dinner: Caesar salad, with anchovy and tons of garlic. Fresh pasta, homemade red sauce, garlic and fresh seafood. Must have some spice in it as I will not have to worry about my heartburn issues. Bread with roasted garlic as a spread -- who will care what I smell like? The garlic will protect me from any evil on the other side.
"Dessert: Cheesecake, my mother-in-law's recipe, New York-style with sour cream topping."
Lisa Ludwig-Kramer, Shakespeare in Delaware Park, isn't putting on airs.
"Pizza Junction pepperoni pizza with a side of baby dill pickles. Little Debbie Swiss Cakes for dessert. Drinking a grape Cosmopolitan. Honest to God. I'm a simple gal."


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The Song of the Day is back and ready to share some more music with y'all. For the month of August, we're going to feature songs from the 1970s. First up is a classic: Black Water from The Doobie Brothers, released in 1974 on their album What Were Once Vices are Now Habits. "Well I
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Christine Nairn couldn't have picked a more perfect time to get her first international goal.
Nairn scored in the 90th minute to lead the U.S. women's national soccer team past Canada, 1-0, in a friendly match Wednesday night before a crowd of 4,041 at Blackbaud Stadium.
It was the third time in the last two months the two teams have met, with the United States winning all three games by a combined score of 6-0. The U.S. has not lost to the Canadians since 2001 and is 40-3-4 all-time against their northern neighbors.
After 89 minutes of scoreless soccer, the Americans needed a little bit of luck to get their 40th win against Canada.
The game-winning goal came after a beautiful cross from midfielder Angela Hucles deep in the right corner. Abby Wambach, standing on the right post, flicked the ball to Lauren Cheney inside the 6-yard box. Canada keeper Erin McLeod fisted Cheney's header out of danger, but the ball deflected off the stomach of a charging Nairn and into the net with less than a minute left in regulation.
Nairn, 18, was a freshman at Penn State this past spring and became the youngest player to score for the U.S. since Heather O'Reilly scored against Italy in 2002 at the age of 17.
"I was just excited to get into the game," said Nairn, who was making just her second appearance with the U.S. squad. "It wasn't a pretty goal, but I'll take it. Lauren did all the work. She made the run and I was just in the right place at the right time."
Wambach, who scored in the 78th minute Sunday night in a 1-0 win over Canada in Rochester, N.Y., said the team just found a way to win.
"It just goes to show you what kind of tradition is passed on from generation to generation with this team," she said. "We don't like to lose or tie. We consider a tie as bad as losing. We created our own luck there in the end, but sometimes that's the way it goes. Soccer is like that. Sometimes you can have more possession and lose and have less possession and win. We're an attacking kind of team, so we're going to take some risks."
The win over the Canadian team didn't come easily for the best women's team in the world.
Wednesday night's game was by far the most competitive of the three matches this summer as the Canadians had two outstanding scoring chances in the second half.
"It's frustrating to lose like that," said Canadian striker Christine Sinclair, who has 99 career goals in international play. "It's disappointing, but at the same time this is the best we've played against them in the three games this summer. We're a young team with a new coach and we're only going to get better. We've lost two 1-0 games in less than a week to the best team in the world, so that's something that we can hold our heads up high about."
The United States had several quality scoring chances in the first half, the best coming off the foot of Lindsay Tarpley just outside the 6-yard box in the 17th minute.
"Obviously, you'd like to finish those chances," said U.S. coach Pia Sundhage. "But the fact that we're creating those chances is what's important."
The Canadians had their best chance to score in the opening minutes of the second half after a turnover by the United States.
Sinclair picked up the loose ball and slotted it to Jonelle Filligno just outside the 18-yard box. Filligno took a dribble and blasted a shot that sailed over the cross bar to end the threat.
Canada had another excellent chance in the 60th minute when midfielder Diana Matheson slotted a ball behind the American defenders to a sprinting Sinclair. Sinclair took two strong dribbles and blasted a shot from just inside the 18-yard box. American keeper Hope Solo came charging off her line and made a diving save to stop the threat.
"There's a reason why Hope is the best keeper in the world," Sinclair said. "I went far post and I probably should have gone near post, but you can't second guess yourself too much. Hope just made a great save."
Lindsay Tarpley of the U.S. (center) battles for the ball against Canada's Emily Zurrer (left) and Candace Chapman on Wednesday.×


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This is a post about the importance of appropriately simplistic architectures. I frequently get involved with the creation of full-stack architectures, and in particular the architecture of the database platform. There are some golden rules when designing such systems, but one of the most important ones is to keep the design as simple as possible. This isn't a performance enhancement, this is an availability enhancement. Complexity, after all, is the enemy of availability.


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Throwback Thursday: Kristy Gives a F***in' Tour
In this week's Throwback Thursday video, Kristy Arnett spoof a viral video from 2013.
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Byron Kaverman Continues Huge Year with EPT Malta €10K High Roller Victory for €430K
Byron Kaverman continued his huge 2015 by winning the EPT Malta €10,300 High Roller for €430,800.
Niall Farrell Tops Speedy Final Table to Win EPT12 Malta Main Event for €534,330
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Dr is a self absorbed jerk, the phone system is impossible and never works, lazy manager who seems to never be in or return my calls. I wouldn't recommend
Dr Kehoe showed me my MRI and was patient in answering all my questions. I trust his advice.
Excellent doctor who needs to replace some of his staff, particularly, Jodie and Dottie. They are openly rude and display extremely poor attitudes. Tried to contact office between 11:00 a.m. and 4:20 p.m. on a day the doctor was in surgery and kept getting message that they were at lunch. However, at 4:30 p.m. , same day got message that they were gone for the day. This has happened on more than one occasion.
I went to him for my arm problem and he was not that good in my opinion. I was not satisfied at all.He took Xrays and had an MRI done. He gave me a shot and said to see if that worked. Told me to wait six weeks. I was in constant pain and he did not offer to do anything or give me any medication in the meantime, just told me to do therapy at home.He did mention surgery at some point, but when I mentioned medicare, and I did'nt know about if they covered therapy, he changerd his tune about the surgery.He acted like the injury was not that serious and was a part of aging.I went to another and he looked at my MRI and Xrays and said I needed surgery as soon as possible.I am now seeing another surgeon who has scheduled surgery and has given me something to ease the apin until then. So I do not reccomend this dr.He seemed to have a very rushed manner and not much sympathy.
Went to see Dr Kehoe after I heard at the hospital that he was great for sports injuries. I had seen him the winter of 2011 after a baseball injury, and after talking to one of the rudest staff I ever spoke to they were so kind to work me in within 3 weeks, but I was told to keep the appointment because of his sports background. I guess no shocker rude staff, self absorbed doctor. After a long wait, he spent about 5 minutes in the room. Upset I left but was told to call back and talk to the manager, I was told she was very professional. That was a waste of time, and far from professional and complained to my director. Only to find out that manager was no longer there, and they had other partners who left-I now see why!


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J.O.Y. Center questions continue: Letters to the editor
Hopes were high at the J.O.Y. Center meeting on Aug. 19. The seniors and their supporters were confident that Millcreek Township supervisors would grant an extension to Meca's contract. Unfortunately, at the supervisors' meeting Aug. 26, after the last speaker finished, the meeting was adjourned with no new motion made nor vote taken.
One senior said that a family has been created at the J.O.Y. Center, and the closing of it is tearing the family apart. Another said the seniors have learned about computers, taken fitness classes and forged new friendships. A third reasoned that it would be easy to extend the contract to the end of the year, because the money is in the budget. It was also suggested that the Meca contract be amended instead of canceled.
Now that the J.O.Y. Center is closed, a suggestion has been made that an independent fund be established. That raises some questions.
What about the senior-center organization that raised funds for 20 years? Was a 501(c)(3) corporation formed? Were IRS 990 tax forms filed?
What were the total revenue and expenses over the 20-year period? How much money did the seniors contribute for the J.O.Y. Center? Was an agreement made between the seniors and the supervisors, and has this agreement, written or unwritten, been breached?
Should money be refunded to the organization that raised the funds?
Perhaps the seniors can proceed without Millcreek Township assistance, but they will have a very difficult time raising money unless the questions above are answered. In fact, there are many questions unanswered on both sides of this debacle, and I hope they are answered soon, so our seniors are served and Millcreek remains strong.
Ann SilverthornMillcreek Township
Obama inherited
expensive mess
I've heard it claimed that President Barack Obama has added $7 trillion to our national debt that is now as high as $17 trillion. I've also heard his share is much higher.
But let's look at the facts. When President Bill Clinton left office, he left us with a surplus. When President George W. Bush left office, he left us with tax cuts we couldn't afford and two unpaid-for wars and a surplus that was turned into a deficit.
When Obama took office, the tax cuts lingered for years and the two wars continued for five years, unpaid-for. One is still going on, if at a reduced size, and Iraq is heating up again.
I understand the new guy is stuck with whatever was left over, but don't blame him for the costs of cleaning up the mess that was left to him.
Ed ColeClarks Summit
Roundabout headline
'seems a bit negative'
The Aug. 26 headline in Your View, "New roundabout needs chance to succeed," seems a bit negative and inappropriate.
Roundabouts generally provide a safer intersection and encourage driver cooperation rather than more competitive and dangerous actions, including speed races and the running of red lights.
This one is no exception.
We have enjoyed it several times in the first week. Let's be positive.
Bill and Jan SchultzCambridge Springs
Band performances
in ear of beholder
I am not sure which local bands Joe Cieslak Sr. saw at CelebrateErie, which he criticized in his letter to the editor ("Once more, with feeling," Erie Times-News, Aug 28).
But the ones I watched were all excellent.
Maggie LinkErie
Dog parks popular
for good reasons
The opinion of letter writer Rob Adamczyk is obviously clueless ("Dog park for the birds," Erie Times-News, Aug. 28).
I've had dogs all my life. It is very important to have a secure location where dogs can meet, greet and play. It also offers an opportunity to socialize puppies and dogs with lots of new people. Dog parks help puppies and young dogs become "canine good citizens."
And those of us who are responsible dog owners who use dog parks don't let our dogs run loose on the street without supervision. We carry bags so we can remove any fecal matter and dispose of it properly. So you see, you should be "hoping for more dog parks."
Also, only 2.5 acres has been reserved for the dog park to which you refer. That's really not a large enough area, but it is a start. There is a lot of land in this area, so those of you who currently use the park for walking and relaxing still have more than enough room. Further, there is very little barking in a dog park.
Once the construction of the dog park is done, you still have a huge area for yourself. For the life of me, I just don't understand why anyone would begrudge responsible dog owners a small secure area where they can safely socialize their dogs while staying out of your way?
There are more than 30 acres available, so losing 2.5 acres to a dog park is insignificant.
Marjorie SovecFairview
Gordon's reaction
draws criticism
I was amazed at Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon's response to his one-year suspension for drug use.
Gordon had wished the NFL had exercised better discretion and judgment. Perhaps if he had exercised better judgment he would not be in this situation.
It is important for people with a history of substance abuse to focus on their poor judgment and not others. Addiction recovery requires the addict to make an inventory of his or her behaviors and thinking.
In another situation, Scott Smith's recent tirade against President Barack Obama was hard to believe. Could he please identify what treasonous behaviors President Obama has preformed.
Perhaps Smith gets his information from the talk radio loudmouths or Fixed News. Regardless, I am unsure of what treason Obama has committed.
Don CaroneErie
Great memories
stay in our hearts
The house where I was born and raised is still there on East 14th Street.
To ride by there these days conjures up visions of yesterday. The old is passing but the beautiful memories will always be in my heart. We latch on to something permanent, but yesterdays are gone.
Yet there is another verse that shines like a beacon through dark clouds. Yesterdays do not have to strike fear in our hearts because they remind us of change. Every generation has to deal with major events that remind us that nothing is permanent.
My family of seven brothers and four sisters were all raised in this home. I anchor my faith in the eternal, unchanging God. I live my life every moment to the fullest. Yesterdays are gone, but today has light.
Rita TrabertErie


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WMCS now WZTI, 'Martini Radio' - Rat Pack meets Brat Pack
The former WMCS-AM has changed its call letters to WZTI-AM (1290) and adopted the slogan "Martini Radio.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. When Jon Mead, a devoted cyclist, visits a new city, he goes to his smartphone app Strava to find the best bike routes. In Sacramento, where he works at a Fleet Feet running-gear shop, the 24-year-old uses MapMyRide to track his course in an archive.
Bethany Scribner, a runner who also works at the fitness gear retailer, likes the apps MapMyRun and Livestrong, which tracks nutrition in a daily pie chart showing fat, protein and carbs. Saucony Run4Good is a favorite, too, said Scribner, 21, because the company donates to anti-obesity programs for kids if runners cover enough miles.
MapMyRide, MapMyRun, Livestrong, Run4Good and MyFitnessPal theyre part of an exploding arena of health and fitness applications for smartphones. The trend, which falls under the umbrella of Health 2.0, an international tech movement grounded in San Francisco, is proving to be an obsession for programmers at code-a-thons, as well as users who get hooked on tracking their workouts, calorie intake and weight loss.
Among users, a pinch of competition, a social network of friends who sign up to share fitness scores, is all you need to make this an activity as additive as Twitter is for some and Facebook is for others.
The Pew Research Center, in a new report titled Mobile Health 2012, found smartphone owners in the vanguard, with 52 percent gathering health information on their palm-size, micro-computers. That compares to 6 percent of owners of regular cellphones, the report said.
In addition, Pew found 19 percent of smartphone owners have at least one health app on their devices, with exercise, diet and calorie-counting programs the most popular.
Overall, the proportion of cellphone owners who use their phones to access health data nearly doubled from 17 percent two years ago to 31 percent today, says the report.
The apps are constantly upgrading. They also are proliferating. Click on Apples health and fitness apps page and youll find iRunner, Fitocracy, Fitter Fitness, Fitness Buddy, Fitbit, Fitness Pro, miCoach, Abs Workout, RunKeeper, Virtual Trainer, and about 250 more.
And its not just fitness. Theres a parallel world of apps geared to other aspects of health and wellness: iTriage, iFirstAidLite, InstantHeartRate and CuresA-Z.
The medical community is embracing the trend, holding contests to encourage programmers to design disease-specific apps that doctors can prescribe to patients with heart disease, diabetes and other chronic conditions.
The American Medical Association has launched its own consumer weight app, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology held a contest in July for the best app to help consumers identify and reduce their risk of heart disease.


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Shane also counsels clients with respect to bankruptcy, securities, corporate governance and other laws affecting employee benefits and executive compensation matters. He also advises a wide range of companies with regard to designing and drafting equity based and incentive compensation plans. Shane has extensive experience representing both executives and employers with respect to the negotiation and drafting of executive employment and severance agreements.
He regularly advises clients on the implementation and design of qualified and non-qualified employee benefit plans (including health and welfare plans, 401(k) plans, employee stock ownership plans and supplemental executive retirement plans). Shane also advises clients on a wide variety of ERISA issues, including plan reporting and disclosure, participation, vesting, funding, benefit accrual, fiduciary responsibility, prohibited transactions, plan termination, merger and employer withdrawal liability issues.
Shane received his B.A. in History from the University of New Orleans and his J.D., magna cum laude, from Tulane Law School, where he was a member of the Order of the Coif. He served as a clerk to The Honorable Morey L. Sear of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. He is admitted to practice in New York.
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•Salix Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. in its $15.6 billion acquisition by Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
•Acorda Therapeutics, Inc. in its acquisition of Civitas Therapeutics, Inc.
•Salix Pharmaceuticals in its terminated combination with Cosmo Technologies, a subsidiary of Cosmo Pharmaceuticals.
•Exelon Corporation in its acquisition of Integrys Energy Services, a retail electricity and natural gas company, and ETC ProLiance Energy, a natural gas marketing company.
•Forbes Media LLC in its sale of a majority equity interest to a group of international investors led by Integrated Asset Management (Asia) Limited.
•elan Corporation in its $8.6 billion acquisition by Perrigo Company.
•Brandon Point Industries Limited and Woodford Investment Management in connection with an equity investment in Viamet Pharmaceuticals Holdings, LLC.
•The management team of Medpace Holdings, Inc. in connection with its $930 million leveraged recapitalization sponsored by Cinven.
•Towers Watson's sale of its Reinsurance Brokerage Business.
•Towers Watson's acquisition of Liazon Corporation.
•Quest Software, Inc. Chairman and CEO Vincent Smith in his going private bid for Quest Software and sale to Dell Inc.
•Pfizer Inc.'s sale of its Capsugel business to KKR.
•DPL Inc.'s merger with AES Corp.
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Skip to comments.As a doctor, Im going to keep asking about guns
Posted on 08/13/2012 2:25:34 AM PDT by Slings and Arrows
Lets set aside for the moment the question of whether its appropriate to talk about gun control in the wake of the shootings in Aurora, Colorado (though I cant think of a more appropriate time to talk about it). And lets not consider whether it makes sense that its legal to buy thousands of rounds of ammunition on-line in the U.S, without any background check (though could it, really?) And lets not revisit that old argument about people, and not guns, killing people (though millions of people, including evil and deranged people, do seem to live in countries with negligible amounts of gun violence).
What Im thinking about today is the role doctors and other health professionals do and should play in preventing the 30,000 deaths and many more injuries in which firearms are involved every year in the U.S.
Behind the closed doors of my exam room, I ask patients many very personal questions: about their sexual behavior, alcohol and drug use, domestic violence, and other sensitive issues.
But there are no questions I askand I ask them routinely, especially of new patientsthat meet with more surprise than these: Do you own any firearms? Do you keep them locked and inaccessible to children?
I believe the questions come as a surprise because people dont usually think of gun ownership as something about which a doctor would or should be concerned.
But according to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control, homicide, suicide, and accidents are among the top three causes of death for Americans ages 0-54, and these deaths often involve firearms-over 30,000 per year. Thats seven times as many as die of cervical cancer, and nearly as many as die from pancreatic cancer annually.
Its seems to me difficult to argue that health professionals shouldnt be as interested in the prevention of gun violence as in the prevention of other causes of death.
Yet, doctors role in counseling patients about the potential danger of firearms is controversial, as expressed in this exchange. Some see such counseling as no different than speaking with patients about safe sex, smoking, and exercise. Some see it as an inappropriate intrusion of the doctors political views into the patients medical visit and an invasion of the patients privacy.
This latter view was in the news last fall when a Florida law, subsequently overturned by a federal judge, banned doctors from counseling patients about firearms, and would have imposed fines or even jail time on, for example, pediatricians who inquired about safe storage of guns in homes where children live.
In my own practice, most patients I ask about guns tell me that they dont own any. This isnt surprising because Massachusetts has one of the lowest gun ownership rates of any state in the U.S. (and, as it happens, the lowest rate of gun-related deaths).
And its possible that some patients dont wish to discuss their gun ownership with me and choose not to answer my questions about it.
But occasionally I have a conversation such as I had not long ago with a man who lived alone and kept his loaded guns unlocked and accessible. Now and then his young nieces and nephews visited and it hadnt occurred to him, until I asked, that his firearms might be a hazard to those children.
Im going to keep asking about firearms, especially in regard to those at highest risk of harm from them: children, patients struggling with depression, patients with difficult family relationships.
As a doctor, why wouldnt I?
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Start by throwing out all the default tried-and-true arguments against gun control and what have you got left?...a rationalization for gun control.
There are also about 30,000 deaths per year from auto accidents. Does she ask her patients if they have a car? And do they keep their keys in a locked cabinet?
"As a doctor, Im going to keep asking about guns"
You do that, darlin',...and I will make damn sure I stay out of your office.
Arrogance is quite common in the northeast...if the rest of the country would just understand that the people of New England know what's best; we would all be better off...
As a patient, I'm going to keep asking doctors about their medical malpractice cases anytime they inquire about guns as part of my health history.
Take away our guns and the crazies will use BOMBS.
I'd rather dodge a bullet, (which, by the way, I've NEVER had to do in my 50 years, have you?) than dodge an explosion and shrapnel.
These anti-gun morons fear these scenarios that really hardly happen to normal, law-abiding citizens. It's like wanting to outlaw lightning because they're afraid they 'may' be struck by it someday. Yet odds are, they don't.
your argument lost within the first 15 seconds
I lived in Massholechusetts for a while. Never again.
Just driving thru Massachusetts from point 'A' to point 'B' gives me the creeps...
...hey Doc, why do you support abortion?
I've decided if my doctor starts asking questions about this, I'm going to flat out lie about it every time and worry about the moral implications later. All this stuff is the camel's nose under the tent to genocide and it's not happening to me if I can help it.
How many of those supposed 30,000 are gang bangers popping each other? Chicago probably has at least a third of the national total. Ask the doctor if they have a gun at home to protect themselves from a crazed patient that they just really pissed off.
It certainly has the potential to be stealth registration, at least.
"I'm going to flat out lie about it every time..."
That's what my husband and I do now. If you don't essentially lie.. I am not sure what they do with the "data". Does it go off to the government? Are you put on some sort of "list?"
Arrogant AND illogical.
Darlin', you're entitled to express an opinion, just like everyone else; but the fact that you're a physician does not make that opinion better than everyone else's.
I posted this on another thread some time ago. I went in for my annual checkup and was asked by my doctor if I have guns in the house. I got my doctor to quit asking me this stupid question by replying, "Nope, it's hanging on the rack behind you."
30,000 deaths from guns? Really?
LOL...if you are posting here; you're already on a 'list'.
According to his own information, there were 554 deaths caused by firearms. Out of 118k unintentional deaths.
Yes, guns should be kept away from kids who haven't been trained...but where the hell is this guy getting his info?
Obviously MV accidents are worse. But falling kills more. Should we repeal the law of gravity?
And as a patient, I may start asking about your substance abuse; medical doctors have an extremely high rate of drug addiction. Also, doctor, are you involved in any Medicare fraud or other insurance fraud? What are you doing about depression?
Two can play.
According to his own information, there were 554 deaths caused by firearms. Out of 118k unintentional deaths.
Yes, guns should be kept away from kids who haven't been trained...but where the hell is this guy getting his info?
Obviously MV accidents are worse. But falling kills more. Should we repeal the law of gravity?
Do you own any firearms? Do you keep them locked and inaccessible to children?
We where referred to a doctor that asked us this question. We went back to our normal doctor and asked for a new referral. Yes, I said it was none of his business and left.
Discussions about guns have no place in a doctor's office. It is useless as far as preventing any deaths having to do with guns. Nothing bothers me more than to be filling out a questionaire for a medical exam and being asked do I own any guns. What a worthless question. What if I do. How is asking me going to prevent some kook from using one to harm another person? Tell me how!
Considering that even before Obamacare was voted on in Congress, Obama was calling for medical records to be digitized(centralized for easy government access across agencies) my guess is everything you tell your doctor will be, if not already, accessible by government beauracrats at all levels. If it currently isn't, it certainly will be. Another individual responding likewise to my earlier post accurately pointed out that it can become a defacto form of registration.
"... you're already on a "list"."
Then I am in good company. LOL!!
"(though millions of people, including evil and deranged people, do seem to live in countries with negligible amounts of gun violence)."
Gun violence is just VIOLENCE. It occurrs everywhere. I wonder if the good doctor has considered possible reasons for any uptick in it anywhere? Probably not. She just wants to ban the damn things. She's not interested in learning anything.
Yes, indeed!
The "good" doctor's conduct may be unethical...
Discussion about guns in the exam room comes under the definition of a boundary violation
I store mine in the toy box. Doesn't everyone?
I have a medical use for mine. It's the only way I can relieve the itch on my trigger finger.
"You'll have to ask my Daddy about that. He told me to give you this reply and I'm going to obey him and not answer your question."
I get asked that a lot, which is appropriate.
I only ask about guns as part of the homicidal and suicidal interviews, and laws which would prohibit THAT are foolish.
I can make guns.
Gun haters seem to think that as long as you're not killed with a gun, you're not really dead.
what a twit. She may think she is smart but she betrays her ignorance with each sentence
"There are also about 30,000 deaths per year from auto accidents. Does she ask her patients if they have a car? And do they keep their keys in a locked cabinet?"
How about alcohol? How many houses have unattended kids and unsecured alcohol. Heck I don't even know what the law is here in Texas?
Bears repeating. BUT Yankees in particular New Yorkers and Massholes DO think their opinions are better than anyone else's
A little less than 10K are homicides and about 20K are suicides.
I traveled through the state twice, once on my way to Maine and once on the way back. We didn't stop within the borders for any reason except to use the highway rest area. I wasn't willing to buy food, gas, or lodging there, but I was willing to p!ss on it.
What moral implications. To me these intrusive busybodies deserve as much honesty and respect as any agents of the state asking if I am harboring any Jews (or smokers or fatties or angry white males).
The road to totalitarianism is paved by the servants of control freaks.
What do you figure the odds that these morally superior healthcare professionals are asking these questions of the demographic that makes up the majority of gun violence statistics? *crickets chirping*
Many times that number of deaths are caused by medical mistakes.
A few things to keep in mind here, people:
1) Whatever answer you give is likely to be recorded and you have no assurance that your answer will stay in the doctor's office and not make it to the police station, or to a social worker's office. Or just into a government database accessed by anyone that might want to check.
(the following is my opinion...take it for what it's worth)
2) The best answer is a polite "no". Say that, and case closed.
3) The next best answer is a polite "yes", and to say that you keep them locked up and they're mainly for hunting.
4) The worst answer is "none of your damn business" as it will not only be recorded as a "yes", but you'll also be labeled as an unstable domestic threat.
5) An answer that's almost as bad as above is to respectfully decline - as that shows you have guns, but you're not interested in learning about gun safety (of course not true, but that's how they see it)
Also keep in mind that doctors are now asking kids (as happened to me), and once this gets well-established, then it can easily be applied to school teachers and anyone else. In these cases, as in several other cases (like if an adult asks your kid if he's spanked), you MUST teach your kid to lie (at the threat, sometimes legit, of being taken away from his parents) and have him prepared for the questions.
The only way to fight this stuff is through changing the laws, or simply not taking the kids to a doctor.
NY'ers have absolutely RUINED New Hampshire...it is getting harder and harder to find people that were actually BORN here.
I tell everyone I am a pacifist. ( A well armed, highly trained pacifist with lots of ammo )
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Had a great stay at the Sofitel Beverly Hills on my first ever trip to LA. Staff were very friendly and attentive, and I was pleased with an early checkin when I arrived 3 hours early. The room was very clean and comfortable - the bed was especially comfortable after a 14 hour flight. Having booking a Hollywood Hills View room, it afforded me my first ever view of the Hollywood Sign - a great welcome to LA!
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Compared to the Sofitel Montreal, this hotel is a dump. The location is terrific, but if you plan to spend time in your room pick another hotel. My first room had a wonderful down/duvet/comforter, but didn't have high speed internet which I needed. They moved me to another room (for another ($20) that had high speed, but no down comforter. Instead I had an old bedspread. The furniture pieces didn't match, the wallpaper was hideous, and the phone was so grimy I was afraid to put it near my face! Room service was timely, and the food was okay.
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