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When a fight breaks out at Fumizuki Academy, nobody throws a single punch. Instead, the students utilize the school's technology to summon Avatars, pint-sized stand-ins with battle powers based on academic ability. That "academic ability" part is bad news for Yoshii: he's an idiot, stuck in lowly Class F with the slackers. If these misfits want to escape their dump of a classroom and earn some respect, they'll have to fight their way up the ranks and take on Class A, the Academy's brightest students. It's going to be tough, that's for sure, but once the underachievers of Class F get motivated, they don't give up - and Yoshii can't even spell surrender!
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My son is 10 months old tomorrow!
I was so surprised to get my periods yesterday...I thought that as long as you nurse, you don't cycle. I guess not!
But now I am worried that my milk suplly is going to stop
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Courtney Atkinson
Representing: AUS
Gender: Male
Athlete Year of Birth: 1979
Athlete Place of Birth: Mackay
Athlete Weight: 67 kg
Athlete Height: 176 cm
Website: http://courtneyatkinson.com.au/
WTS Ranking: 71 517pts
ITU Points List:: 127 862.83pts
Athlete Biography
DOB: August 15, 1979
Born: Mackay, Qld
Hometown: Gold Coast, Qld
Lives: Gold Coast, Qld
Coach: Self
Supporters: RedBull, Subaru, Giant Bikes, GoPro, Flight Centre
Website: www.courtneyatkinson.com.au
Instagram & twitter: @courtney_akco
"Consistency to Purpose"
Major Achievements:
2008 Beijing Olympics 11th
2012 London Olympics 18th
7x ITU World Cup event winner
16 x ITU World Cup podium finisher
3 x Noosa Triathlon winner
3 x Australian Xterra Champion
Australian Grand Prix winner (2001-2004)
Australian Olympic Distance Traithlon Champion (2002, 2003, 2008, 2009)
Australian Sprint Distance Triathlon Champion (2002, 2003, 2008, 2009)
World Junior Champion 1999
Ultimate goal: To simply be a great father and happy man
Family: Married to Kinga, father to daughter Chloee and Leo. My Father Gary Atkinson is part-owner of horse Lucus Cranach 3rd @ 2011 Melbourne Cup and 5th @ Cauflield Cup. My Mother Vicki Atkinson is a 3 x cancer survivor and active Breast Cancer Foundation fund raiser plus baby/kids learn-to-swim mentor to many Gold Coast kids.
Studies/occupation (School/University): Miami Primary School, Gold Coast
The Southport Shcool, Gold Coast; Bachlor Commerce BOND UNIVERSITY, Gold Coast on Sports Scholarship
Something you don't know about me: I grew up on the Gold Coast dreaming of becoming a Surf Live Saving ironman racing in big waves before I got into triathlon. Now it's an 8+ hour ironman that has meaning in my chosen sport.
What I love about Triathlon: The lifestyle, the training, the variability in having three sports to train for each day and the puzzle of putting them together to race the fastest triathlon possible plus the fact that most of the training can be done in nature at amazing locations.
Ultimate Relaxation: switching off…Good Book
One thing you can't live without: my family
Activities away from Triathlon: When I can find snow….snow boarding, when I can find
Last Book Read: Mattew Reilly: Scarecrow & the Army of Thieves
What's your greatest asset: The genes I was given by my parents
Who has been the biggest influence on your life: Parents & every single person I have have drawn knowledge from throughout my career
Have you encountered any obstacles in your career: Plenty of obstacles that I like to think just show the way back to the correct path
Hobbies: Snowboarding, Surfing, self-film editing
Pets: One big Rhodesian Ridgeback
Triathlete: All the guys at the top when I began racing professionally as a 17-year-old, but it was Brad Beven that I tried to emulate.
Athlete Sponsors: RedBull, Subaru, Giant Bikes, GoPro, Flight Centre
Athlete Language: English
Athlete Tri Entry Year: 1997
Athlete Other Sports: Surfing, snowboarding, xbox
Athlete Education: Bachelor of Commerce
Athlete Hobbies: being a dad
Athlete Children: Daughter - Chloee Son - Leo
Athlete Sports Hero: Brad Bevan
Athlete Proudest Moment: Becoming a father


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Comments: Surprised at how effective and seamless a fit this shoe is--not for speed runs, but definitely a go-to for the trail and the treadmill- and for general walking around. They have replaced the Altra for me as it has a more sock-like fit, and as others have mentioned, the midsole a bit softer. Reminds me of Nike's Air Hurauche from 20 years ago, haven't seen a shoe like it on the market since, which seems quite odd. In any case, I am finding this shoe to be one of a kind... so kudos to Merrell.
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Comments: Probably my new favorite shoe! The BA2 has the perfect amount of cushioning (not too thin and definitely not too thick). The flexibility is pretty decent considering the amount of cushioning. The tread and vibram outsole have the perfet grip and durrability, and the classic Merrell fit is there to greet you as always. Great breathability and no inner irritants whatsoever. My initial gripe was with the pronounced and oddly shaped arch. This is not because i dislike arch support (I prefer a little material there) but because the arch was unusually long, dense and high. Nevertheless after taking this shoe for several runs I began to not notice and the true beauty of this shoe had began to show. I definitely recommend to anyone who loves Merrell to get the BA2. The arch will initially feel weird but don't worry about it or you'll pass up on a great shoe. P.S. I wear a 9.5 in the trail glove and a 9 in the BA2. So it does run a bit large like some people have said.
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Comments: Love these running shoes. I wear the Merrell trail glove around all day but for my morning 6 mile runs on asphalt and concrete these give the perfect amount of firm cushion that I need. Love the zero drop/ wide toe box/ light weight.
From: Mark, Atlanta, GA, US
Comments: I found these to be a great improvement to the previous version of Bare Access. The full Vibram outsole is a huge upgrade compared to the foamy stuff used before. I've already put 100+ on these shoes and have had no irritation/rub issues. Does run a half size larger as mentioned in the fitting. These are very similar to the New Balance Minimus MR00's. Does very well over stones and gravel on the roads. One thing you will notice is that it picks up small pebbles but does not cause any problems to the way it rides. The tread sounds cool too, almost like a tire going over the pavement.
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Kasey Kahne finishes 8th in Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
On October 15, 2015, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) veteran Johnny Sauter announced he would be joining GMS Racing (GMS) for the 2016 season in an effort to claim his first NCWTS championship.
The NASCAR PEAK Mexico Series returns to to the track Sunday with a stout starting field and a familiar face as Grand Marshal: newly crowned NASCAR XFINITY Series champion, Daniel Suárez.
GMS Racing (GMS) announced that, beginning in 2017, the team will compete full-time in the NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) with driver Spencer Gallagher.
Monster Energy has signed a deal to become the title sponsor of NASCAR's premiere series, according to NBC's Dustin Long.
Jamie McMurray scored 12 top-10s in 2016, but only two of these were top-fives.
Brian Scott finished better than he started in his last eight Cup races despite announcing his retirement from driving.
Joey Gase made six starts in 2016 in the No. 32 Go Fas Racing ride and was running at the end of all of them
Carl Edwards scored the eighth-best average finish of the 2016 season with a 13.86.
Jimmy Johns has extended its relationship with Stewart-Haas Racing for a "multi-year" primary sponsorship on Kevin Harvick's No. 4 Chevrolet, according to a press release from SHR.
Four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon, who was part of the driver lineup when Wayne Taylor Racing (WTR) competed in its very first race in 2007, returns to drive the all-new No. 10 Konica Minolta Cadillac DPi-V.R.
Austin Dillon advanced to the second round of the Chase, but he was only able to score back-to-back top-10s three times during the season.


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So, as some of you know my son has been having sleep issues and eating issues re: solids.
Caiden hasn't pooped in two days and he is crying/nursing/fussing/clingy all night. I really thought something was wrong. UTI/serious constipation/ear infection....something.
So I went to the Dr. yesterday. She asked me what he is eating and I told her breastmilk and only one meal of solids per day around noon.
Well, you would have thought I flat out committed a crime; because she said that he was not getting enough food and the reason why he was so fussy at night was because he was hungry.
Now, I do believe that I have been a bit clueless in this dept., since my DD 10yrs ago.; but to say Caiden is absolutely not getting enough nutrition from my breastmilk alone and that 'if I don't start him on two to three meals of solids a day right away", she will have to rx him iron supplements since my bm does not have enough (and he will surely be anemic.) just sounds flat out preposterous.
She even went as far as to weigh him to compare him to a month ago. He was 17.5 lbs at his last well visit, yesterday he was 17.2 lbs.
I'm confused.
I EBF my DD 10 yrs ago and I never had this kind of alarming situation.
I thought my BM was enough and that introducing solids was 'just experimenting'...
Help me understand, please.
I am feeling like all I know as a mother has just gone out the window and all I've been doing is just plain wrong.... I have been so sad and been feeling unbelievably inadequate ever since yesterday.
What have I been doing wrong?


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By Brandon Speck/NEMS Daily Journal
LAKE CORMORANT – A.J. Rye had to think about how old he was the last time Saltillo made the playoffs.
He was 8. Now the junior and his Tigers are going back. Saltillo beat Lake Cormorant 17-7 Friday in its final division road game to clinch its first playoff berth in eight years, the first in 5A.
"These kids get to experience the best thing about high school football," Saltillo coach Pat Byrd said. "You've got a 16-team tournament. Everybody is 0-0."
The season is over for Lake Cormorant. The Gators (6-5, 3-4 Division 1-5A) had just tied the game at 7 on Ryan Golden's 64-yard touchdown pass from Brett Thompson to open the second half. On their next drive, Saltillo's Ian Huckaby picked Thompson and went 15 yards to the 8. Rye connected on a 30-yard field goal for a 10-7 lead.
With Saltillo (7-4, 4-3) quarterback Andrew Soper on the sideline with an injury in the fourth quarter, Tyler Tollision took over. His first pass was tipped twice and caught in traffic by A.J. Hunt, who went 42 yards. On third-and-goal from the 9, Tollison rolled out and Rye caught a lob and fell out of bounds with the touchdown that sealed it.
Tollision is "a back yard, draw-it-in-the-dirt, if you need 3, he'll give you 31⁄2," Byrd said. "He plays where you put him."
It took the Gators two passes to get to the Saltillo 1 but Huckaby crawled to pick up a fumbled exchange with 4:11 left.
"I think each and every one of us stepped up tonight," Rye said. "It was a big win."
Jaquoyle Pounds picked Thompson to end it.
Soper was stopped from the inch line on a fourth-down run in the first but the Tigers scored before the half on a 12-yard sweep from Rye.
On the 48-yard drive, Soper was nailed on a third-and-10 but still managed to pick up six yards, then found Hunt for six and ran 13 to set up Rye's touchdown.
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North Idaho College will accord a preference to employment of veterans of the U.S. Armed Services in accord with provisions of Idaho Code § 65-503 or its successor. In the event of equal qualifications for an available position, a veteran or family member who qualifies for preference pursuant to Idaho Code § 65-503 or its successor will be employed.
If an applicant believes he or she meet the requirements to be deemed eligible for veterans preference under Idaho Code 65-503 (or its successor), they must fill out the Veteran Preference form linked below, attach a copy of their DD-214, and return it to the NIC Human Resources office before the close date of the position to which they are applying.
A new veteran preference form must be submitted for each position the applicant is applying for.
An "eligible veteran" includes:
(a) Veterans and disabled veterans as defined in section 56-502, Idaho Code;
(b) A widow or widower of any veteran as long as he or she remains unmarried;
(c) The wife or husband of a service-connected disabled veteran if the veteran cannot qualify for any public employment because of a service-connected disability.
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A trustee inmate at the Roosevelt County Detention Center escaped Thursday and was recaptured about 1 1/2 hours later.
As a trustee, inmate Oracio Ornelas, 28, was a given extra freedom and minimal supervision to do chores around the facility, according to Roosevelt County Sheriff Darren Hooker.
Ornelas was being held for aggravated fleeing, false imprisonment, driving while intoxicated, battery against a household member and driving with a suspended or revoked license.
"When someone is placed in a trustee status they are not considered a flight risk," Hooker said. "Unfortunately this gentlemen should not have been a trustee. I am speaking on behalf of the sheriff's office, not the detention center, but he should not have been a trustee."
Detention center interim administrator Charles Perez was not available for comment.
"One of the detention center staff noticed that Ornelas was gone," Hooker said. "He immediately contacted the sheriff's office, and deputies responded to the jail."
Deputies talked to another inmate, who said Ornelas left in a green mini-van, Hooker said. Deputies and Portales police officers also checked out the last known addresses for Ornelas.
Portales police found the green mini-van driving around town and talked to the driver, 30-year-old Amanda Ellis of Portales, who admitted to taking Ornelas from the detention center, Hooker said.
He said Ellis and Ornelas are friends.
"Police took her, and she later showed them where she dropped him off," Hooker said. "At that time, he came out from around the corner of the house (in the 500 block of East Amazon Street). He was taken into custody without incident."
A warrant is being sought charging Ornelas with escape, and the female will be charged with assisting in escape from custody, Hooker said.
Ellis is being held on a $50,000 cash-only bond, and Ornelas is being on a $10,000 cash-only bond.


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The theme for the camp, sponsored by the Mahatma Gandhi Center for Global Nonviolence, is "Planting Peace."
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Wisdom Industries Ltd., of Sterling, Colo., are announcing a revised safety inspection program for all types of Gravitron amusement rides. The Gravitron amusement ride is a whirling cylinder which uses centrifugal force to hold riders to their seats as the seats rise, giving the illusion that the floor is dropping out.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Wisdom Industries Ltd., of Sterling, Colo., are announcing a revised safety inspection program for all types of Gravitron amusement rides. The Gravitron amusement ride is a whirling cylinder which uses centrifugal force to hold riders to their seats as the seats rise, giving the illusion that the floor is dropping out. The ride is also called the Starship, Old Blue, and Trip to Mars. There are approximately 190 such rides in the U.S. and Canada.On April 2, 2004, at the Miami-Dade County Fair and Exposition in Florida, a wall panel of the Gravitron ride gave way, ejecting three riders. Seven people were injured, including two bystanders who were hit by debris. Injuries included broken bones, concussions, and bruises. A 16-year-old girl ejected from the ride was critically injured. CPSC's investigation of this incident and its work with the ride manufacturer, Wisdom Industries Ltd., resulted in a revised safety inspection program to prevent future incidents. In brief, some of the elements of the inspection program include:
-Inspect welds and steel components for cracks or breaks.
-Inspect platform hinges for cracks or wear.
-Inspect platform hinge bolts for wear.
-Check tire air pressure.
-Measure wing sag to make sure it is level with main table.
-Inspect the underwing alignment bolts for bending and wear.
-Inspect condition of fiberglass at lower end of the panel for wear.
These new safety guidelines have been sent to all owners of Gravitron rides, state inspectors and amusement ride insurers to help improve maintenance of the rides.CPSC and Wisdom Industries announced a modification program to improve the safety of the Gravitron rides in 1992. That program included the installation of corner pin reinforcement plates, which were in place on the ride involved in the recent incident. The revised safety inspection program should be performed in addition to the previous modification program. Wisdom Industries Ltd. can be reached at (970) 522-7515 or at their Web site: www.wisdomrides.com
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JGR cars
Races, tracks, drivers and all the drama that comes along with it
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That's just a great team right there. all 3 of those guys should be contending at the end of the year.
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Matty is good at the plate tracks, I hope he does well this year. I agree HTower but I'm waiting to see how they do in the new car at the 1 1/2 mile tracks.
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These dogs are strong, active, and remarkably agile for their size. A Greater Swiss Mountain Dog can be trained for weight-pulling competitions and/or to pull carts behind them carrying goods or even a person. They also excel at herding and pack hikes. Also, unlike other mountain dogs, they do not drool excessively. Prospective owners need to be prepared to give them lots of time and attention.
Swissies have a very strong pack instinct. They are protective of their family and training is important for them to learn their place. They want the pack to be together and get distressed when a member wanders off.
The Greater swiss mountain dog is part of the Sennenhund family of dogs that include the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog, the Bernese Mountain Dog, the Appenzeller and the Entlebucher Mountain Dog, all of which are similar in colour and temperament but vary in size. The Sennenhund dogs were originally used to assist in general farmwork but they are also used as mountain rescue dogs in some areas of the Swiss mountains today.
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CHARLES TOWN – Kicking off a statewide venture to make his office accessible, Attorney General Patrick Morrisey hosted a job summit and town hall meeting in Jefferson County on Monday evening.
Jefferson County residents, local officials and politicians met with Morrisey to discuss the job climate of the state, issues the county has applicable to the attorney general's office and to brainstorm ideas on economic revival.
"What this does is it starts a dialogue, which is good, and then ideas come from these types of meetings," Morrisey said. "There were a lot of ideas about how to help the state's economy and specifically, there were some unique issues facing Jefferson County."
Morrisey opened the meeting by explaining the role of the attorney general, stating that his office is responsible for issuing legal opinions, providing counsel to agency clients, serving as the lawyer for state agency clients, and drafting legislation.
Points that Morrisey stressed included the need for the state to become less dependent on federal funding, stating that 37 percent of West Virginia's budget is funded by the federal government.
Morrisey also advocated for developing ideas and regulations to present the state as a more business-friendly environment. He stated that regulatory burdens may be holding the state back from being able to compete economically, and changed need to be made to supercharge the state's economy.
"I'm definitely very sympathetic to identifying ways of making our state more competitive and finding ways to make the overall economic and regulatory environment attractive. You try to have a more favorable tax climate and regulatory climate that brings in a wide variety of different types of businesses to the state," Morrisey said.
Residents also presented what they believed were the pressing issues for the county that could benefit from the services of the attorney general's office.
The prominent issues listed by event participants included the Environmental Protection Agency's Chesapeake Bay regulations, horse racing at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races and the perceived unfriendly business atmosphere of the state.
"We have got to change West Virginia's position as it relates to the EPA and the Chesapeake Bay. It must change," Pellish said.
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Morrisey said that there needs to be a balance in state regulations and federal regulations, such as the EPA, and that he and his office are not afraid to "go to war" with the federal government.
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BARRE Wilfred J. Gendron, 87, of North Harrison Street in Beverly Hills, Fla., and formerly of Barre, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, at the Healthcare at Bentwood Nursing Home in Lecanto, Fla.
Born in Barre on Sept. 9, 1925, he was the son of the late Wilfred and Marie-Ange (Demers) Gendron.
Wilfred attended St. Monica Catholic School in Barre and was a graduate of Spaulding High School.
On Sept. 29, 1951, he married Jacqueline Davignon in St. Monica Catholic Church in Barre. The couple made their home in Barre, where they raised their family.
He served his country in the U.S. Army during the Korean conflict from 1951 to 1954. After his discharge, he returned to Barre, where he was employed at the Vermont State Liquor Store and later worked at the U.S. Post Office as a postal clerk until his retirement in 1987. After his retirement, he and his wife, Jacqueline, moved to Florida, where they have resided for many years.
He was a member of St. Monica Catholic Church of Barre and Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Florida and the Canadian Club of Barre.
Among his interests were gardening and spending time with his family.
Survivors include his wife of 61 years of marriage, Jacqueline Gendron, of Florida; two sons, Robert Gendron, of Barre, and Paul Gendron, of Portland, Maine; one daughter, Nancy Parker, and her husband, Buck, of Montpelier; two grandchildren, Jennifer Parker and her companion, Tom Fink, of Shelburne, Nicole Merchant and her husband, Justin, of East Orange; and two great-grandchildren, Keegan Merchant and Macynlee Merchant, also of East Orange. Also surviving is one brother, Leo Gendron, and his wife, Patty, of Beverly Hills, Fla., as well as many nieces and nephews.
Besides his parents, he was predeceased by one sister, Angie Loso, and one brother, Gerry Gendron.
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If you want to get J.T. Mitchell fired up, just try telling him he can't do something.
When the Cary-Grove senior had surgery to remove a tumor from inside his nasal cavity Nov. 11, the plan was that Mitchell would remain in the hospital until Tuesday. He went home Saturday night.
Doctors told Mitchell after his surgery he might not be able to lift heavy weights again. He began lifting again last month and is tossing around more weight than he had before the surgery.
They also told Mitchell he might not wrestle again, but the Trojans' 170-pounder wasn't having any of that either. He will make a remarkable comeback to the mat when C-G plays host to Prairie Ridge at 6:30 p.m. today in a Fox Valley Conference Valley Division match.
"When someone tells me I'm not going to be able to do it, it makes me want to do it that much more," Mitchell said. "It's like, 'In your face.' It's been a [heck] of a ride."
No question there.
Mitchell began experiencing breathing problems last March, but initially thought it was a cold. Eventually, his doctor thought it was allergies and prescribed nasal sprays, although the constant usage of those induced nosebleeds. One day, his nose bled for 21⁄2 hours.
By the fall, he stopped using the nasal sprays, but he also had trouble sleeping. He could not taste food. His tongue felt like sandpaper.
Mitchell visited an ear, nose and throat specialist, who performed a CT scan. He was supposed to get the results the next week, but got a call the next day. His mother, Kristine, tried not to panic and told J.T. they needed to go back to the doctor.
"We got there and I heard the word 'tumor' and my heart just sank," J.T. said. "They started talking about how rare it is and it really got me nervous."
The tumor was termed angiofibroma, an aggressive tumor that grows in the back of the nasal cavity. The tumor had wrapped around Mitchell's main facial nerve and into his left eye socket. Within two weeks, Mitchell was back at Loyola University Medical Center for eight hours of surgery.
"He's my best friend. He's my lifting partner," C-G heavyweight Jeremy Dermont said. "When I got the phone call that he had a tumor, it tore me apart. It tore the team apart."
Mitchell, who used to play football, also learned it was fortunate he only planned on wrestling during his senior year.
"They said if I'd played football and taken one blow to the head, I could have bled out and died," he said. "Count your blessings. Wow, … thank God!"
There still were plenty of questions after Mitchell's surgery, but having so many people supporting Mitchell was vital for him and his family.
"Coach (Ryan) Ludwig kept in touch constantly," said Kristine Mitchell. "He told [J.T.] he would be a part of the team, no matter what. He called and texted while he was in Intensive Care. We're so fortunate to have such a great support system."
The wrestlers came to Loyola the day before surgery and made fun of the dots on Mitchell's face that were there for a sort of road map for the doctor the next day. Ludwig said all the coaches had personal moments with Mitchell after his surgery.
"It's hard as a high school coach when one of your kids is going through something tough," Ludwig said. "Not only are they not going to compete, but you don't know what's going to happen with their life."
Later, the news came that the tumor, which was working its way toward Mitchell's brain, was benign. Then, the Mitchells found something to be thankful for the day before Thanksgiving, when J.T. learned he could start his cardio workouts the next Monday and start lifting in three weeks.
Working out had never hurt so good.
The doctor targeted Jan. 1 as a comeback date for Mitchell to get back on the mat for practice. Mitchell likely will get a forfeit win today because Prairie Ridge has no regular at 170; his bigger day will come Saturday when C-G hosts a quadrangular meet and he will compete his first matches as a senior.
Mitchell will wear a circular plastic mask to protect his nose. Ludwig said if Mitchell gets a nosebleed, he immediately will be taken to the emergency room.
The mask has earned Mitchell a cool new nickname. His teammates call him "Bane" with the mask on because he resembles the masked villain from "The Dark Knight Rises."
"You look at him, he's a specimen, he's in great shape," Ludwig said. "He has his moments where he has that Bane anger."
Dermont says he thinks Mitchell can use the mask to his advantage.
"He's so cut and he looks like an animal [with the mask]," Dermont said. "It makes him look more intimidating."
J.T. Mitchell could have died had he taken a blow to the head in football. He could have gone deaf or blind after surgery. His face could have "drooped" after surgery. He could have not been able to wrestle or lift heavy weights again.
Instead, Mitchell's back on the mat where he belongs.
As he said, "It's been a [heck] of a ride."
• Joe Stevenson is a senior sports writer for the Northwest Herald. He can be reached by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. You also can follow him on Twitter @nwh_JoePrepZone.


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Mitchell Dale Stehling told family members at approximately 4 p.m. Sunday that he was going to hike to the Spruce Tree House near the park's headquarters. When Stehling did not return Sunday, family alerted park officials.
Park crew members searched Spruce Canyon, Spruce Tree House, Petroglyph Trail and other trails on Chapin Mesa.
Temperatures in the park Wednesday were in the 80s. The terrain consists of steep canyons and mesa tops at elevations between 6,500 feet and 8,000 feet.
"We have between 30 and 40 people out there right now," Mesa Verde public information officer Betty Lieurance said Wednesday morning. "We have two dog teams and a couple of people on horseback and helicopter. Searchers today are heading up from the canyon bottom up to the cliff top. They'll be going through some incredibly dense vegetation."
Lieurance said the search efforts will continue indefinitely.
"We don't have plans to stop the search at this time," Lieurance said.
Lieurance said Mesa Verde hikers usually don't go missing this length of time.
"It's usually because they took a wrong turn and we find them or they redirect themselves within two to five hours," Lieurance said.
The park is home to mountain lions and black bear. Lieurance said the last reported mountain lion attack of a hiker was in 1997.
"We're still hopeful that we'll find him," Lieurance said. "Obviously, as the search goes on, that hope goes down a little bit."
The trails in Mesa Verde are very strenuous with steep inclines and drops. Stehling was last seen hiking to the Spruce Tree House to view cliff dwellings.
"There are places where you can fall," Lieurance said. "You can see the Spruce Tree House from the headquarters area. We're thinking he got off on the Petroglyph Trail rather than the Spruce Tree House. All of the hikes here are somewhat strenuous because you're going down and then you have to go up at a higher elevation."
The park is spread over 52,000 acres. Stehling was last seen wearing a brown shirt and hat, khaki shorts and hiking boots. He was not carrying any water or other gear.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — It isn't Mitt Romney who's giving Barack Obama fits as the president moves into re-election mode. It's those federal bureaucrats carousing in Las Vegas, the Secret Service consorting with Colombian prostitutes and U.S. soldiers posing with bloody enemy corpses.
The scandals are taking a toll. They are distracting embarrassments that are dominating public attention while Obama seeks to focus on difficulties abroad and jobs at home. And they are giving Republicans an opportunity to question his competence and leadership, an opening for Romney in a race so close that any advantage might make a difference.
Even if the Democratic president escapes being defined by these flare-ups, they still feed a story line that can erode public confidence in Washington institutions, fuel a perception of federal excess and frustrate Obama's argument that government can be a force for good.
The White House response has been textbook — a mix of outrage and deflection.
"The president has been crystal clear since he was a candidate about the standards that he insists be met by those who work for the federal government and on behalf of the American people and for the American people," says White House spokesman Jay Carney.
But taken altogether, the events have overwhelmed the president's agenda. The Secret Service scandal broke while Obama was in Cartagena last weekend for a Summit of the Americas with more than 30 Western hemisphere leaders. Back home the headlines and the news anchors were hardly focusing on the summit, instead playing up the fact that 11 Secret Service agents and uniformed officers had been sent home on accusations of misconduct.
By the time the president got home, General Services Administration officials were appearing before congressional committees about a lavish Las Vegas conference and junkets to resorts, and more evidence of excess was beginning to emerge. Obama's attempts to draw attention to his efforts against oil market manipulation on Tuesday and to help the economy on Wednesday were drowned out by further Secret Service revelations and by the publication of gruesome photos depicting GIs with the bodies of Afghan insurgents.
"Even though you may not be losing ground because it's not the White House taking the hits, you're no longer gaining ground because the White House doesn't get its message out," said Ari Fleischer a former spokesman for President George W. Bush.


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Eggy face preferable to disaster
For the time being, President Barack Obama slowed the rush to conflict in the Middle East. With the usual suspects clamoring for war over Syria – the council of foreign relations, John McCain and the neo-conservative crew – Obama smartly threw the issue to Congress. Because he stupidly drew a line on Syria does not mean that he should be foolishly consistent.
When the British parliament rejected the call for intervention, Obama caught a break. "United action" or lack of it makes for good cover. In April 1954, "Operation Vulture" was canceled because Britain refused to go along with the scheme. Congress used it as a cover to reject American bombing to save the French garrison in Dienbienphu. Congressional approval is no better than even money, a fact that Obama appreciates.
Syria is not an easy call. The coalition arrayed against Assad is a patchwork quilt of Islamic radicals, ambitious placemen and an occasional Democrat. Even the Arab League, no friend of Bashar al Assad, does not approve. But the people that brought you war in 2003 urge a conflict. And as over Iraq, their methods and motives are anything but transparent.
That they urge war now should be of no surprise. Morally smug and intellectually bankrupt, they hawk foreign policy maxims that are a century old. As with President Woodrow Wilson, they believe that we should teach everyone to "elect good men." Egypt had an election and it did not work out, so we gave the military the green light to overthrow the winners. Maybe with the help of neo-cons they will select a government subservient to the will of the United States.
Even honest advocates of intervention in 2012 argue it is too late. Perhaps a genuine democracy was possible, but no longer. Assad also finds himself as a protector of the Christian population, because of the prevalence of al-Qaida among the rebels. Now the choice is between ugliness and obscenity. Obama must have recognized this dilemma and smartly reversed course.
None of the options are particularly promising, and it is not a matter of isolationism versus projecting power abroad. Empires are lost over poor assumptions. Since the Cold War and even during it, the United States made poor wages on results of the government taking action overseas. South Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia proved failures. Libya is a basket case and Pakistan a work in progress. Too much on the table and way too many uncertain results. George W. Bush and his father H.W. triumphantly declared the end of "the Vietnam syndrome" while creating "the Iraq syndrome." Intervention is lodged with marked cynicism, largely because of what Bush, the younger, did in 2003.
Obama's having egg on his face is certainly preferable to facing disaster. One is quickly forgotten, the other provides a disastrous legacy. Obama would do best to contemplate the fate of Anthony Eden, who saw British influence weakened in the Middle East by his foolish actions over Egypt.
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WASHINGTON, DC --The Consumer Product Safety Commission today issued a warning about a potential lead paint hazard to consumers who purchased certain Deluxe Voltron Lion robot toys and Miniature Voltron Lion robot toys distributed by Matchbox Toys (USA), Ltd. of Moonachie, Jersey and manufactured in Taiwan for Bandai Co., Ltd. Certain paints on the metal parts on both sizes of Voltron Lions contain levels of lead which are higher than that which is allowed by law. These toys are, therefore, banned. Approximately 203,000 complete sets and 424,000 pieces of Deluxe Voltron Lions and 866,000 Miniature Voltron Lions made in Taiwan were sold to consumers nationwide since July, 1985. Those manufactured in Japan do not contain excessive levels of lead. The Deluxe Voltron Lions set sold for approximately $60.00 to $90.00. The Miniature Voltron Lion sold for approximately $12.00 to $15.00.
A Deluxe Voltron Lion set consists of five separate lions in five different colors which can be connected to one another to form the complete robot figure which is about 11 inches tall. A black lion forms the head and torso. Green and red lions form the arms. Yellow and blue lions form the legs. A consumer can purchase a complete set of all five lions or the separate pieces. All five pieces of the Deluxe version bear Paint on the metal parts which contain excess levels of lead.
The Miniature Voltron Lions which are about 6 inches tall resemble the Deluxe version, but the body parts are not designed to separate.
Although the Consumer Product Safety Commission has not received any reports of lead poisoning associated with these toys, consumers are advised to remove the toys from use immediately and to call a toll free number to obtain a new replacement Voltron. A risk of lead poisoning occurs when lead enters the blood stream. These toys present no health risk to children unless the paint is swallowed.
Some Voltron Lions are NOT being recalled and exchanged.
These include:
- Miniature and Deluxe Valtron Lions "MADE IN JAPAN"
- Voltron Lions made entirely of plastic
- All other Voltron products, including Voltron Warriors, Voltron Gladiators and Voltron Vehicles.
Certain Voltron Lion Toys to be Recalled and Exchanged Because of Potential Lead Poisoning Dangers
To identify the Voltron Lions being recalled and to obtain a free replacement, telephone Matchbox toll-free: 1-800-445-8697. New Jersey call 1-800-445-0012. Consumers may also obtain information about the recalled toys by calling the CPSC toll-free hotline: 300-633-CPSC. The teletypewriter number for the hearing impaired is (301) 595-7054.
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Heard positive & negative comments about Nose warehouse sales in FB. Previously I had bad experience with RSH security guard a few years back – he didn't allow me to enter though there was still 5-10minutes before closing. Since then, I had banned going to Nose or RSH warehouse sales.
Decided to end the ban since I was already in PJ area heading to Big Bad warehouse sale – need to pass through Subang Jaya anyway.
Some available parking inside the warehouse area. The sales area is disappointedly small. Only about 2-4 offer bins per size and the shoes were just thrown into the offer bin. Most of the shoes conditions were worse than pasar mlm, with marks inside and outside the shoes.
The bags were in better condition but not my type. Saw some really serious bling bling :)
I bought 1 of the silver sequins dinner purse. RM20 only!
Saw some Africans buying in boxes. Maybe taking them back home to relatives or sell again? Some guys shopped with gf too.
Next to Big Bad sale. Ah it's quite far even from Sunway area. As usual, Jln Kewajipan was jammed like ****. I took the other way (right) and just before a small sign to MAEPS on left, I went straight and toured Putrajaya. Quite a lot of trees and wide roads. Not a bad place to live. If Malaysia were not racially misaligned.
Good thing about MAEPS/Big Bad sale was there were lots of feeder bus from car park (Hall A on the sign) to the almost entrance! Kudos to organizers for making it convenient and safe for customers.
Found lots of my favourite authors. Grabbed them (almost all). LJ Smith's books (not Vampire Diaries series) but I wasn't sure if I had read them before years ago? They sounded familiar… then there was JD Robb. OMG ALL PAPERBACKS in big fonts that my mom will find it easy to read! Then there was Iris Johansen & Sherrilyn Kenyon! At that time, I had about 10+ books.
Then mom SMS that it would be better if I buy books that cannot be rented. Usually and all these years, we had been renting books from Central Market. The Indian guys are ok though once in awhile, they may charge more. Not sure if they deliberately wanted to eat more $ or they were getting old? Rental's RM2-6 normally but you need to give deposit, which is fair because you'd never know when customers don't return the books.
So in the end, I ended up with these:
Edie Jarolim – Am I boring my dog?
David Bach – Smart Women Finish Rich
Sherrilyn Kenyon – Acheron
Janet Evanovich – Wicked Appetite
Robert & Emi Kiyosaki – Rich Brother Rich Sister
I think I may have read part of Smart Women in Borders before.. And I don't remember if I had read Acheron's book but I had certainly read about him before with Simi. Anyway, I can reread. Acheron's 1 of my fav characters in the Dark-Hunter novels :)
Too bad no mag that I liked.
All books that I bought were RM8 each, except Smart Women Finish Rich at RM10. SO WORTH IT!


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FEMA officials assess Windsor County storm damageStraff Report | July 09,2013WINDSOR - State officials said a federal disaster declaration will most likely be issued for Windsor County as a result of recent flooding damage.
Agency of Transportation and Federal Emergency Management Agency officials are visiting Windsor County towns today to determine if Windsor County qualifies for public assistance. AOT representative Chris Bump said Windsor County qualifies for federal assistance if damages are assessed at $195,000.
AOT and FEMA visited several locations Tuesday in Hartland and Windsor and they believe that the damages sustained in both towns will meet the required threshold to qualify for federal assistance.
"We're pretty sure that between these two towns, we'll surpass the threshold," Bump said.
This is the first step in receiving a federal disaster declaration and financial assistance in rebuilding public infrastructure. According to Vermont Emergency Management spokesman Mark Bosma, federal rules mandate the state to show at least $1-million in damages to be considered for a Public Assistance disaster declaration.
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Comments: By far, my favorite version of the LunarGlide to date. Fit is greatly improved, especially in the forefoot. Shoe feels lighter than previous versions. My only complaint is the traction in wet weather. On a wet asphalt road these shoes slip very easily. They lose grip so easily I will not wear them on wet pavement. Poor wet weather traction is pretty surprising for a company based in the Pacific Northwest. I hope this is corrected in upcoming versions.
From: Rick, Texas
Comments: Definitely an improvement over the Lunarglide 3s. Lighter, more breathable. Nice cushioning but not too cush. Great training shoe for mild overpronators.
From: Eric, Bethesda MD
Comments: Wonderful fit and ride. Such a great improvement over the 3's. The ride is soft,light and reponsive. train 40-50 mi/wk high arches7-9 min /mi
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Friday, May 17th, 2013 Mill Valley Public LibraryCreekside Room3 PM (doors open at 2:45)All About Macs | May 17th, 3:00pm Do you want to learn more about Macs? This class is designed for beginners who want a guided tour. For example, how do you access programs to write emails and/or surf the internet? How do you scroll using the trackpad? Can you perform "right-click" actions? We'll discuss topics such as opening programs, exploring menus, resizing and closing windows and then, quitting programs when you're done. You'll also learn how to make a Mac your own with customization such as adding a picture to the desktop or making your mouse pointer bigger.
Instructor: Debbie LeightDebbie Leight is the owner of Computers Made Easy, a Bay Area-based company that offers computer, smartphone and tablet tutoring. Debbie grew up in Silicon Valley and has worked in software for her entire career. She spent more than seven years at Google, where she trained new hires and clients in the use of Excel and conducted classes on how to use Google Apps. She founded Computers Made Easy in 2001 and today works with a wide variety of clients, from grandmothers and grandfathers with their first iPhone or iPad to small business owners who want to use technology to be more productive.
Experience required: Basic computer skills, knowledge of Mac OS, using a keyboard and mouse
Pre-registration required. Click here to register.
If you wish to bring your own laptop to this class, click here.
To join the waitlist for "All About Macs" classes that may be offered beginning in August 2013, click here.
Thank you to the Mill Valley Library Foundation and the Friends for their generous support of Library programs and services. Click here to support Library events.
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Monday, April 28th, 2014 Mill Valley Public LibraryCreekside Room7 PM (doors open at 6:45)The Cultivated Life: Gardens as Symbol and RealityApril 28th, 7:00pm This illustrated talk will offer an engaging thematic survey of the history of garden and landscape design from ancient to modern times. Dr. Leslie Ross, Chair of Art History at Dominican University of California, will explore the many ways in which human cultivation and manipulation of the natural world can be seen as indicative of social, political, and religious values and concerns. From the Garden of Eden to contemporary environmental art, the treatment of the landscape is an excellent lens through which to view and analyze the attitudes of humans toward the world of nature.
The Garden of Cosmic Speculation in Scotland.
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May 5, 2011 —
The leeks are up. Patches of our native wild onion have appeared like vast green islands in the moist leaf mat of local woodlands. They are a sure sign of renewal after our long winter and the fits and starts of our cold, wet spring.
Leeks, also known as ramps, grow wild in the woods from Georgia to Quebec and as far west as Minnesota. In fact, Chicago, IL, is said to have derived its name from the Native American "Shikako" or "skunk place" due to the abundance of wild onions in that area. Leeks are known for their potent, garlic-like flavor and their ephemerally brief growing season.
Now is the time for dandelion and leek salads and to make pickled leeks, leek and potato soup and grilled leeks—which are especially good with asparagus—another harbinger of spring.
Now is also the time for ramp festivals, which celebrate the humor and folklore of this aromatic delicacy and can feature leek eating contests and the crowning of a local girl as "the maid of the ramps" much like our county dairy princess. These festivals have been held down south for generations and have even been held locally in recent years.
My mother, who as a child attended a one-room school house in French Woods, NY, often recalled boys running off to eat leeks at recess then breathing their leeky breath on the girls, no doubt in the hopes of being sent home for the rest of the day. However, their teacher, Anna Cooper, didn't fall for the trick, and instead instructed the girls to slap any boy who breathed his wild onion breath upon them. I suppose it settled down after a time. However, my mother never did much care for leeks.
Lately, leeks have become big business for high end restaurants and farmers' markets, partly due to the growing interest in wild and local food. In fact, according to an article published recently by The New York Times, leek populations are in danger of being damaged due to over-harvesting. According to the article, the leek is now listed as threatened in Quebec where sales have been banned since 1995. Locally, wild leek populations seem to be flourishing and there is currently no regulation on leek harvesting. Still, some botanists warn that without more protection, the leek could go the way of wild ginseng, the once bountiful medicinal root now rare to local woodlands.
When digging wild leeks, avoid picking young, small or flowering plants. Take only part of each clump and replant the rest. Leeks are best used fresh, but will not keep for long. The slender, scallion-like bulbs enlarge as the season goes on—these are the best for pickling.
The vibrant patches can be seen from our roadsides, sometimes even acres wide, and often near streams in loamy woodland soil. Each spring, I pick a lustrous bouquet of wild leeks from one of the patches I remember from when I was a kid or from a newly discovered spot. Bouquets of wild onions are, after all, always the perfect gift for any beloved.