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…where are the bold and the beautiful?During the New York fashion shows, my friend Francis had a crisis: 'No, that's enough! Why do they choose such horrible models… we have to do something, enough monsters with interesting faces, we want handsome men!!!'.
Well, mindful of Francis' crisis, I concentrated on the guys. Actually, this casting could be the chance to discover someone healthy, not someone who seems to have escaped by chance from a massacre or someone who had a close encounter with a tram line, or other similar characters who fashion addicts love so much. In order to find some interesting chaps, I searched among the guys who registered recently and this is the result.
I point out, for patriotism, Gaetano the Italian. First of all because he has a nice face (like a scoundrel). And also because he says he's studying to become a nurse and it's a relief to know that you can meet him in hospital if you have an injury. The platinum blonde matted hair in some of the photos is truly terrifying but it requires a certain degree of courage, so well done!
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After him, I began to search among the most voted with great disappointment: too macho or too false. Very sporty, another Italian Andrea C. with a turban scarf on his head. It's surprising how he can pass with nonchalance from Scarface, to a rapper pose, to the one with a green checked shirt, crawling on the sidewalk (but what kind of pose is it?). He seems to be friendly and also a guy who goes on holiday in places with incredibly lit landscapes (I'm very envious).
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The next searches were a failure. I point out only Vish from India for one of his photos: an image from a holiday with a hand on a panoramic viewpoint railing (or road with a sheer drop). All of us have a photo with a hand on a railing. Me too, obviously. Well, comment and point me to some nice guys! I'll tell Francis and make her happy too.
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A woman was fatally shot yesterday by a gunman who then apparently tried to kill himself, police in the southeastern Ohio city of Logan said.
Logan police responded to a shooting at 5:48 p.m. yesterday near the Goodwill Industries store at Hocking Mall, a strip-mall shopping center.
"One of the victims is a 30-year-old female who was deceased at the time officers arrived," Logan police said in a written statement. "The other victim is a 30-year-old male who was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital via Hocking EMS.
"Preliminary information indicates this shooting was initiated by the male who had shot the female and then turned the weapon on himself."
The woman was shot at least three times at close range, according to Hocking County Coroner Dave Cummin. The man was shot in the head.
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The Museum at Bethel Woods: 'A Tale of Two Posters'
April 5, 2012 —
There are many early signs of spring that tug at my heart strings: the first robin scrounging for worms in the warming soil, the forsythia blooming with sunshine-yellow buds, even the overturned trash cans that waking bears rummaged through during the night. I scan the woods surrounding my home at this time of year and quietly celebrate each of these tiny triumphs, just before the Museum at Bethel Woods opens it's doors for the season, welcoming locals and visitors to experience the rich history of the land on which it resides—the world-famous Woodstock Music Festival that took place on the now hallowed grounds, back in 1969.
Having received an invitation for a pre-opening "sneak peek" and walking tour with museum curator Wade Lawrence, I joined some fellow journalists on a blustery day last week, prepared to see a few posters, maybe an artifact or two and scribble some notes for this column before rushing out to something more interesting. Wrong.
Fascinating, stunning and stimulating are but three of the superlatives that spring forth as I review the experience in my mind. I was peripherally aware of artist David Edward Byrds' early poster contribution to the "Aquarian Exposition," slated for Wallkill, NY, and his ornate, intricately detailed Grecian water-pouring nude was familiar, but not the image that one immediately thinks of when pondering the three-day concert that shaped a generation.
Instead, it's Arnold Skolnicks' bold red-and-white paper-cut graphic proclaiming "Three Days of Peace & Music" (by then moved to White Lake, NY), adorned with a white dove perched on it's "olive branch" guitar neck, that is (IMHO) arguably the most recognizable concert poster in the world. The story of these two artists, and the subsequent legend that surrounds the iconic festival that still reverberates today, is at the heart of this exhibit; and curator Lawrence's excitement, conveyed while explaining how the show came to life, was contagious.
Just prior to strolling through the gallery, Lawrence took a few moments to invite us to explore the center's web site (www.bethelwoodscenter.org), which is chock-full of info, including the concert schedule for 2012, Event Gallery functions and the organization's ever-growing community outreach program. As we neared our destination, he drew our attention to the new "Corridor Gallery," which showcases original photographic images, contributed by Woodstock Festival attendees.


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Written by Øyvind on 25.11.2011 at 09:45Thumbs up for fan voting
Indeed. Bands should do this more often... I know they probably get tired of playing their older material, especially for bands that have a slew of shit albums after a masterpiece and they don't want to return to that sound just to please a crowd, but when you've been around long enough and have built a successful name in the scene I think you owe it to the fans to give them what they want.
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"...been around for almost two centuries..." decades?
It was a pleasure to watch the video interview and read through this concert review.
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I'd hate to hear Shagrath cover for ICS Vortex, especially if he only grumbles his way through the songs.
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Maybe they'll get Marco Heitala to join them as bassist. He's sung for nearly everyone else.


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Tonight is the night. Tonight, we begin the Cliff Lee Experiment at AT&T Park in San Francisco, as the Phillies new hurler takes the mound.
His debut appearance comes with a litany of expectations, with the most significant placing Lee as the catalyst for another shot at a title. So, basically, no pressure.
Ah, but there is. Lee's presence alone makes this Phillies team the one to beat in the National League, and evens the playing field with the Yankees, Red Sox, and others in the American League.
Starting at 10:15 p.m., Lee will face off against Ryan Sadowski, the owner of five career starts. The new number 34 will be placed on a pedestal, fairly or unfairly, from now until the Phillies run ends.
The 30-year old was brought here to solidify the rotation that had been in need of a workhorse to sit at the top with Cole Hamels. Expectations will be immense out of the chute, and there is no doubt we will all be keeping a keen eye on him. But, from now until the Phillies run ends, we will also be keeping tabs on the horse that got away; Roy Halladay. The comparisons will be never-ending; especially for those who believed the right move to make was the one with Toronto.
To everyone out there: what will make Lee's final two months a success? Is a winning record enough? How about becoming this year's C.C. Sabathia? Or does it all come down to Lee-ding the charge to another pennant, and ultimately, another ring?
Sit back and enjoy watching the reigning Cy Young winner toss his first game in red pinstripes. It's exciting when you realize that the Phillies not only made perhaps the biggest splash of the trade deadline (when was the last time they lay that claim), but are also in a stunning position for a repeat. Enjoy.
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I'm very optimistic about our chances now that no one picked up Halladay. As far as Lee's first start, I'm not going to ask him to pitch a no hitter for us. All the team needs is to get back on a roll, solid D and starting pitching that gives the offense a chance to win. That said I'm going to be glued to the TV.
All that matters with Lee is how he does in the postseason. He could have an incredible rest of the regular season, but it won't matter unless he performs well in the playoffs. Otherwise, people will always question Amaro Jr., saying he should have gone out and gotten Halladay. Ultimately, for this trade to be considered a success, the Phillies have to repeat as champions. Though that might be unfair to base Lee's success that way, that's the way people are going to view it.
Before we acquired Lee, we couldn't really say we had one of the best #1 and #2 starting pitcher combinations at the top of the rotation. With Hamels and Lee, now we can definitely say we have one of the best.
We shouldn't question Amaro Jr. on this. He went out and made the best deal for this team for now and the future. He evaluated what was their at the present and made the move. A very good one I might add. Solving two weaknesses with one move. That's something the Toronto trade wouldn't have done.
To the people saying Lee isn't playoff tested, neither is Halladay. So both of these guys have no playoff experience. With that in mind taking the guy that costs us less from the farm and was also packaged with another piece makes that the better deal, by far.
If he doesn't throw a complete game shut out, we should just cut him.
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I completely agree therookie300, but that doesn't mean Amaro Jr. won't be criticized if Lee performs badly in the playoffs. There will always be people out there who will say we should have gotten Halladay. And the only way those people will be silenced is if we win another World Series. It may be unfair, but that's how it's going to be evaluated.
Philsphan, i disagree, any knowledgable fan would know that one person isn't going to lose them a playoff series, what if Lee pitches like Hamels did last year and they lose in the NLCS or NLDS, is Amaro going to be criticized? Sure, by idiots, but not people who know the game.
Not necessarily, Philsphan…
It takes a whole team to win the WS and a good bit of luck. Here's a scenario for you Martinez doesn' pan out and Lopez is over would you feel better in the playoffs with
I still think people will say "what if?" if we don't win the WS though. Sure you're right, if he pitches like Hamels did last year, then only an idiot would criticize Amaro. But, I think if he pitches like that, we would win the WS again. However, what if he wins a couple but loses a couple? I think Amaro will be really criticized then (which is stupid I might add) because people will think Halladay could have won them all. Who knows if those critics are right and Halladay might have won some games Lee didn't, but if we don't win the Series because Lee loses one of the WS games, then Amaro will most certainly have people questioning him.
Has anyone seen the video on ESPN on the biggest winners of the trade deadline? They talk to four of their analysts and Cliff Lee to the Phillies only get a quick mention by Peter Gammons. Guess getting a CY YOUNG WINNER isn't worth much anymore.
Mazinman: To be fair the Washburn addition for Detroit is absolutely wonderful for them. Washburn is one if THE hottest pitchers in the American League and hes going to a rotation that already boast Verlander and Jackson and Washburn is a Lefty to squeeze in between them.
Lee is a huge addition and we all know it, thats enough for me. I hope tonight hes electric and the team can all smile wide knowing they are on the expressway back to the big series.
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Tonight's lineup in SF: Rollins SS, Francisco CF, Utley 2B, Howard 1B, Ibanez LF, Werth RF, Feliz 3B, Bako C, Lee P.
Also in Lehigh Valley tonight its Pedro Martinez maybe making his last start in the minors vs former iron pig carlos carrasco.
Lehigh Valley is losing 1-0 going to bottom of 4th. Martinez allowed a homerun on the second pitch but has allowed only 1 baserunner since.
His line so far: 4IP, 1H, 1R, 1ER, 1BB, 3K, 1HR, 49 pitches (33 strikes, 16 balls)
martinez reached 93mph on the gun
Martinez hit 93 on the gun? If that reading was correct then he could be a huge steal for the Phils. He was topping out at 86-88 last year.
Francisco definitely is a solid piece to prode utility as a 4th OF
WOW, 93 mph. 49 pitches in 4 is certainly better than 20 in the fiest inning last outing. I'd be happy to see him make it into the 7th with 70-75 pitches.
Agree on Francisco. Nice all around player. He's cheap and we can keep him around until Taylor or Brown make it up. Maybe even longer.
Pedro gave up 5 run in 5 IP. It looks like he needs a few more ML starts to get it straight.
Please leave Happ in the rotation!!
All I want tonight is a Phils' W. Gammons and crew will only cream for the RedSox, we know that. I hope this move becomes an under the radar move. I like the pressure being off.
Must have been a brutal 5th inning. Sounds like Pedro still has a long way to go.
Is there a radio station that carries lehigh valley games
show the rest of baseball that the Phillies don't need P.E.D's to win a championship…
Must have been some tmiely hitting because I just heard Pedro only gave up 3 hits including theone dinger in the 1st inning. 5 R, 4 ER.
It was 35 pitchers though in one inning. against minorleaguers
Well he made it to 75 pitches, just took 2 less innings than I hoped, LOL.
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All good things must come to an end…
CC Sabathia's string of superior performances sadly came to an end today, but not before the Yankees had secured their fifth series win in five tries to start the season. The Yankees took the first two games of the series in Oakland from the A's (on Tuesday and Wednesday nights by scores of 7-3 and 3-1).
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In the first game, Javier Vazquez, despite still not having his best stuff, finally got his first win of the season. Backed by a mammoth home run by Alex Rodriguez, Vazquez was able to do in Oakland what he wasn't able to do in New York. Win. Hopefully, this game is the start of a sustained upward trend for Javy and he'll soon be able to turn those Yankee Stadium boos into cheers.
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I was supposed to go to Wednesday night's game, but had to cancel at the last minute. Naturally, it was a huge night for Phil Hughes. Like CC did earlier this season, Phil took a no-hitter into the 8th inning. The no-hitter was broken up by Eric Chavez with a shot back to the pitcher that glanced Phil's forearm and chest and he momentarily lost sight of the ball. By the time, he retrieved the ball, Chavez was on first. Not that I wanted Phil to lose his no-hitter, but I really would have been disappointed at missing the game if I had missed a historical moment (as if I wasn't disappointed enough). Phil lost his shut-out when he was pulled after walking Gabe Gross. Joba Chamberlain was brought in, and he gave up a run-scoring single to Jake Fox (which scored Chavez and charged the run to Hughes since the runner was his responsibility). Nevertheless, it was a win (made even more special for Phil by the presence of his parents at the game).
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Today, the Yankees could have completed a sweep but the game got started on the wrong foot when A's catcher Kurt Suzuki hit a three-run homer in the bottom of the first. It was a deficit that the Yankees could never overcome. CC was solid the rest of the way, but the damage had been done.
The Yankees did manage their first triple play since 1968 in the sixth inning. With the A's Daric Barton on second and Ryan Sweeney on first, Kurt Suzuki came to the plate again. Suzuki hit the ball to third where A-Rod touched third base and threw to Robinson Cano at second. Cano swiped the bag and fired the ball to first where Mark Teixeira caught it just before Suzuki arrived. Maybe Suzuki should take some speed lessons from Brett Gardner!
The A's Dallas Braden picked up his third win of the season with the 4-2 victory. Outside of solo homers by Marcus Thames and Mark Teixeira, he really didn't give the Yankees anything. Braden is definitely a rising star, but then again, when doesn't GM Billy Beane come up with quality young pitching talent.
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There was a bit of controversy when Alex Rodriguez jogged across the pitching mound following a foul ball by Robinson Cano. Braden took offense, and accused A-Rod of violating an unwritten rule not to cross the pitcher's mound. As much as I would like to say 'what does it matter?', Braden probably has a point. It doesn't matter that he has only 17 career wins, A-Rod should have been more respectful.
The Yankees now head for Anaheim to face the Los Angeles Angels and Hideki Matsui. A.J. Burnett will take the mound against Ervin Santana as the Yankees try to extend their series win streak to six series. It's great to see that Mark Teixeira is starting to warm up. Hopefully, he'll feel comfortable in his former home stadium and help propel the team to yet another series win.
I am still not sure what I think about starting the NFL Draft on a Thursday night with one round. How strange is it that three of the first five picks are Oklahoma Sooners? Nevertheless, there were a few surprises. The guys I wanted (Tim Tebow and Devin McCourty) went ahead of the Minnesota Vikings selection at #30. The Denver Broncos traded up to get Tebow (Brady Quinn has gone from being a QB of the Future with the Browns to a just-for-now backup to Kyle Orton with the Broncos in a very short period of time), while the New England Patriots tabbed McCourty.
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So, with the 30th pick, here is the newest Minnesota Viking: Nobody! They traded the pick to the Detroit Lions who selected RB Jahvid Best (who would have been a great choice for the Vikings). I hope it was worth it for the Vikes. Disappointing…
How many more days until my next battle with Julia of Julia's Rants? The Yankees head for Boston two weeks from tomorrow, so we'll be getting ready for Round 2. Meanwhile, I wonder how the book assignment is coming along for Julia? Hmmmm….
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Sorry you weren't able to go to Wednesday night's game and see Hughes' gem in person. It was fun to watch. Have to disagree about the Braden-A-Rod dustup. While I can understand Braden feeling his territory had been invaded, his reaction was over the top – especially his comment that there would be retribution.
Two weeks from tonight – guess where I'll be?? And have no fear – the book report will be DONE before then!! Congrats on the triple play – I can respect such an impressive play even if your guys make it. And I have to agree with you on A-Rod walking across the pitchers ground. It is "sacred" ground to the pitchers out there and as I said to you earlier – I can't help but wonder if A-Rod would have done the same thing if Beckett or Holliday were on the mound. It really seems like it comes down to an issue of respect – and in this case A-Rod did not show respect to a fellow player. I hope there is no retribution – I hope all the players RESPECT the game – if not each other – more then that.
Ah…the NFL draft – as much as I LOVE football I am not much of a fan of college ball, so I don't follow the NFL draft with as much passion as other fans do. I just hope that my Patriots do what they need to do to fill the holes they have.
Okay – back to work! I have a book to finish and a report to right. Then perhaps a bonfire to toast some marshmallows??😉
Actually it was Nick Johnson, not Mark Teixeira who completed the triple play. Mark was the DH for that game. And about the incident between A-Rod and Braden, I do believe A-Rod was in the wrong but Braden over-reacted… a lot. If Braden wanted to let A-Rod know that he expects him to respect the game's unwritten rules, he should have done that in a professional manner by going over to him and letting him know in a respectful but firm manner, instead of coming off as a cry-baby. It wasn't that big of a deal to make so much noise over.


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The proposed federal rules will require physicians and hospitals to use Electronic Health Records (EHRs) that prevent patient control over who can see and use sensitive personal health information.
This is the second time the federal government has proposed the use of technology that violates Americans' strong rights to control the use and sale of their most sensitive personal information, from DNA to prescription records to diagnoses.
The proposed rules require EHRs to be able to show "meaningful use" (MU) and exchange of personal health data. PPR and other consumer and privacy advocacy groups submitted similar comments for the Stage 1 MU rules. These newly proposed rules are known as "Stage 2 MU" requirements for EHRs.
The most important function patients expect from electronic health systems is the power to control who can see and use their most sensitive personal information. Technologies that empower patients to decide who can see and use selected parts of their records have been working for 4 million people for over 10 years in 8 states with mental illness or addiction diagnoses. Today we do not have any way to know where our data flows, or who is using and selling it.
Even if we had a 'chain of custody' to prove who saw, used, or sold our personal health data—which we do not—it is still essential to restore patient control over personal health data so we can trust electronic health systems.
Technologies that require patient consent before data flows are cheap, effective, and should be required in all EHRs.
See Patient Privacy Rights' formal comments on the Stage 2 MU proposed requirements submitted to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT at: http://patientprivacyrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/PPR-Comments-for-Stage-2MU-5-7-12.pdf


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Feedback: Suspicious Bag Forces Evacuation Of SLC Building
St. Lawrence County's Human Services building was evacuated Wednesday after a suspicious-looking duffel bag was found in the Department of Motor Vehicles.
County officials closed the building on Route 310 in Canton and sent workers home for the day.
A state police bomb unit arrived on scene around noon and the contents of the bag were being x-rayed.
Officials said the x-ray showed there were no explosives.
County Administrator Karen St. Hilaire said a DMV worker found the duffel bag on a shelf in the outer lobby at around 10 a.m.
"The thing is after what has happened in Boston, none of us are going to take any chances," said St. Hilaire.
Officials said the bag contained a Thermos bottle wrapped in foil, lunch, an iPhone and a book.
The bottle contained juice.
Police say a man and a woman returned to the DMV to retrieve the bag, telling police they accidentally left it behind when they left to retrieve paperwork they needed.
Police say the couple said something to the effect of "I hope all these police vehicles aren't for us."
County officials say the incident illustrates how vigilant people are in the wake of the bombings earlier this week during the Boston Marathon.
One county worker told 7 News that it's better to err on the side of caution than to not act responsibly.
The building was closed for the rest of the day Wednesday and will reopen for business as usual on Thursday.
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That sucks.... start your own? Maybe talk to the contracting officer and get your own piece of a contract? Good luck whatever you do.
Some asshole trying to bilk the goverment (Hud) out of as mu chug money as possible got my inspections contract revoked from the parent company..so now im out of a pretty sweet job and incredibly Pissed about it
That sucks.... start your own? Maybe talk to the contracting officer and get your own piece of a contract? Good luck whatever you do.
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Sorry to hear it Sheriv.
Sorry. I'd be pissed too.
Bet you're going to have an anger filled workout tonite ? And probably your best in awhile.
Sorry to hear, best of luck finding something else soon.
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Very sorry to hear.
Well that sucks. Hope you find something better.
thanks guys...I'm just so pissed that some stupid fucking asshole had to try and double dip, shuffling contracts to their favor for a shill company and now an assload of people are out of work.
My immediate boss is working on trying to get me into a different contract work inspection...quality control basically but its in my neighboring state so my travel and hours will grow exponentially ..but pay might grow accordingly.
I'm waiting to find out.
I'm just so mad that someone violated government contract ethics rules and fucked everyone else over.I can't imagine it wasn't at least a million dollar contract for the parent company..now everyone loses out.
Damn, sorry to hear this. Losing the security of a job is major stress. I hope this gets resolved in your favor.
Microsoft did the same to a lot of their employees a few years back due to greed as well. They thought it would be a good idea to hire new employees in India so they can save a buck at the customers torment having to deal with the tards that work over there.
me too! the person I report to said that she was scrambling to get me other contract work because she didn't want to lose me and was hopeful the other contract would eventually come back..
fucks them pretty bad too because they just bought real estate in CO to have to stay in while they're doing contract work there.
its seems like HUD would get enormously backlogged if theyre bidding this out in the meantime...
deep breaths...
Yeah im gonna explain what kind of douchebaggery this is.
Theres a bunch of different things that are done to a Hud owned property before its put back on the market. I do whole house inspections and write up what needs to be done. Other things arr cleanouts..cleaning, winterization and quality control of all of those things. Well the properties go through like a rotation among subs. Some stupid dickhead in the office that takes in the,assingment set up her own companies then gave the jobs to her companies...effectively Fucking over the bidding process while doing so..and who knows if the work was really even being done though theres a huge photographic and documentation process..so idk.
HUD figured it out and basically took their ball and bat and went home.
Idk the depth of the scam but my immediate boss was telling me about some of the other scams over the yrs and its mind boggling to me what people come up with to bilk the government out of more money and now I'm fucked...gdi.
Do what my Wife would do & blame it on 'hubby'....
William F. Buckley describes a conservative as, "someone who stands athwart history, yelling Stop." - and then proceeds to drag civilization back to times best left in history's dungheap.
That's shitty. Get a web can and make porn
That's suck girl! I think that bitch needs a few broken legs and a cock in the ass sans the lube.
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That sucks bad. I'm sorry to hear that
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yeah...I'm not sure if i should wait on the people above me to try and secure the quality control insp. spot for me or not
I like working for them as a sub...no bullshit people.
pretty unsure of what to do ...
It is a crying fucking shame that people piss on others for money. Im truly sorry this happened. Good luck with the job hunt.
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Sorry you are suffering for another's unethical behavior. ...and people keep asking me when I am going to come back from Afghanistan...yeah...to what? Another buddy of mine just got laid off....it sucks here, but I have a steady paycheck....hope you bounce back soon Sheri
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Home List of Titles Bad luck comes in three's: a narrative investigation of the impact of multiple traumatic events
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/216009
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- Title
- Bad luck comes in three's: a narrative investigation of the impact of multiple traumatic events
- Author(s)
- Schwind, Cassandra Leigh
- Abstract
- Although the understanding of trauma has evolved significantly over time, contemporary approaches to trauma focus on the traumatic event as central to the diagnosis of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This directs attention away from the unique characteristics the person contributes to the expression of post-trauma symptoms. In this thesis trauma is examined within a framework which incorporates the characteristics of the person along with the event, with specific focus on the impact of multiple traumatic events. The empirical research for the thesis was conducted as three interrelated studies. The same sample of 100 respondents (20 men & 80 women) participated in each study by completing self-report and narrative measures along with measures of trauma experiences and responses. Each person had experienced three or more events that they defined as traumatic. Three levels of investigation were conducted according to McAdams' (1995, 1996) tripartite model of personality. Level I, Dispositional Traits, addressed the more global and stable aspects of personality that explain consistency in people's behaviours. Levels II (Characteristic Adaptations) and III (Life Stories) of personality distinguish this model from traditional trait theories by enabling the nuances of human individuality to be examined in conjunction with more stable characteristics. The greater malleability of Levels II and III meant dimensions such as well-being and general symptom expression could be examined to understand the impact of a series of traumatic events across the lifespan. Study 1 looked at the role of Dispositional Traits (Level I) and Characteristic Adaptations (Level II) as predictors of the post-trauma response both in general and in terms of the PTSD symptom clusters. Core features of the expression of post-trauma reactions were identified as dispositional Anxiety and Depression; well-being factors of Environmental Mastery and Positive Relationships with Others; and the general symptom of Hostility. As expected, idiosyncratic patterns of prediction were evident for each of the three PTSD symptom clusters which differed to the predictors of overall PTSD scores. This highlights the importance of exploring trauma at a specific symptom level as well as the overall diagnostic level of PTSD. In addition, full mediation effects showed the importance of considering the contribution of input variables other than dispositions to the development of post-trauma symptoms, especially lowered Environmental Mastery that was found to be a core factor in each symptom level. Study 2 examined Characteristic Adaptations (Level II) and explored the adaptive processes of individuals who have experienced multiple traumatic events. As generally expected, people identified in the High Distress typologies were more vulnerable to PTSD symptoms, lower Psychological Well-Being and more General Symptoms. In contrast, the Repressor group illustrated little ill-effect from their multiple traumatic experiences on self-report. This was in line with previous literature which generally suggests that Repressors suppress the experience of the event to protect themselves from negative impact. Furthering the notion of the need to investigate both person and event variables in trauma, it was concluded that post-trauma symptom development is related to the basic adaptive style of the individual and is not simply due to particular events. Study 3 incorporated narrative measures to examine Level three of personality, the Storied Self. The narration of traumatic events was explored, with particular focus on the Repressor group. This group was also utilised as an exemplar to examine consistency between self-report and narrative data. In general, and contrary to previous literature, people in the Repressor group were able to provide detailed accounts of their traumatic events and, although reporting in terms of symptoms, provided detailed descriptions of the negative aspects of the events. This illustrates the inconsistency between self-report and narrative data in relation to the impact of multiple traumas. It is argued that the Repressor group regulates negative impact not through denial of the event itself, as previously suggested, but by producing an account of the event including themselves as observers of something traumatic. In combination, findings from the three studies allow the proposal of a non-linear model of multiple traumatic events. This model is event-motivated and incorporates all three levels of personality proposed by McAdams. Both person and event variables are considered of equal importance in understanding and treating multiple trauma related responses. It is argued that multiple traumatic experiences are influenced by factors that go beyond the event itself and that the meaning one makes of the event, before, during and after the event, is as crucial to understanding trauma as the more traditional self-report factors. By taking this approach a traumatic event is not left in isolation but is part of the dynamic process of a person's life experiences and the general nature of that person. In this sense, multiple traumatic experiences can be included in models of trauma. Future research would benefit from examining the interaction between person and event factors, particularly by using people with multiple traumatic experiences as this has been shown to access patterns of interaction between person and event factors. Further investigation of response to multiple traumatic events will also be of benefit by furthering knowledge on sub-groupings of different response styles and determining how people incorporate event experiences in particular ways. In addition, as narrative accounts were found to extend self-report information research incorporating both forms of data collection would extend understanding not only of the impact of multiple traumatic experiences but also about the meaning of those events to the person. Finally, further examination of the non-linear model of multiple trauma that accommodates the three levels of personality along with event factors, will allow self-report and narrative data to better inform research and treatment strategies.
- Publication type
- Thesis (DPsych)
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Life and Social Sciences
- Publication year
- 2011
- Keyword(s)
- Narrative; Post traumatic stress disorder; PTSD; Representation; Trauma
- Coverage
- Australasian Digital Theses collection
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2011 Cassandra Leigh Schwind.
- Thesis Supervisor
- [Glen Bates]
- Thesis Note
- [Submitted in fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Professional Doctorate (Counselling Psychology), Swinburne University of Technology, 2011.]
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WHAT IS IT? It's an oil catch pan that automatically stores the oil for recycling after catching it.
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WHAT STANDS OUT? Here's a list of things that stand out with the M28 oil drain container.
(1) Design. The M28 is basically a flat jug with one concave side to act as a catch pan. The concave side has a low spot where there is a hole. After oil falls into the catch pan, it funnels down and drops into the container. After installation of a screw-in plug, the dirty oil is ready for disposal via the separate pour spout.
(2) Portability. The M28 isn't a revolutionary idea?similarly designed automotive versions have been around for years. In fact, some MXA testers already use one. The large automotive oil pan/container is nice, but we like to drain oil at the track after a moto when it's warm and free-flowing. The smaller M28 tucks nicely into the back of a truck and is easier to clean.
(3) Cleanliness. Getting oil on your hands at the track is a nuisance. The Matrix M28 makes the oil-changing process a clean experience. Cleaning the M28 itself is also easy. Traditional funnels have narrow spouts. Invariably, oil residue is left and grime accumulates. The M28's shallow drain is as good as new with a squirt of solvent and a quick wipe.
(4) Looks. The off-white plastic isn't very attractive, but it is practical. Bubblin' crude shows up clearly through the semi-opaque material. At 6 quarts, the oil level reaches the bottom of the drain and the convenient maximum-level line on the side of the container. This safely leaves enough room for four oil changes before disposal. As with all their products, Matrix left a flat piece of real estate for a custom sticker provided by their graphics partner, DeCal Works. Upon request, your M28 could come with your name and number.
(5) Environment. Part of Matrix's motivation was to be eco-friendly. By making it easy to catch and properly dispose of oil, Matrix plans on keeping oil out of the soil at the tracks and storm drains in neighborhoods. Adding to the green theme, the M28 is made out of recycled plastic.
WHAT'S THE SQUAWK? We noted two potential issues: (1) If you have no intention of draining oil at the track and space isn't an issue, you may prefer a larger automotive version of an oil pan/container. (2) The cap on the pour spout isn't weak, but it isn't strong. We thought it prudent to make certain the M28 wouldn't tumble around en route to the track.
MXA test riders know that a well-maintained stock bike is better than a hopped-up clunker. Matrix's M28 oil drain container left us with clean hands and more time to turn wrenches elsewhere.


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MapCarte du Canada et de la Louisiane qui forment la Nouvelle France et des colonies angloises ou sont representez les pays contestez. Scale ca. 1:5,000,000. Hand colored. Relief shown pictorially and by hachures. LC Maps of North America, 1750-1789, 72 Appears in Homann Erben's Atlas Compendiarivs (1757 [i.e. 1757]) Includes text. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. Vault AACR2: 651/1; 651/2; 651/3; 651/4; 650/5
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What is in this article?:
- Despite challenge, agriculture in an exciting time
- Trade is crucial
• It's an exciting time to be involved in agriculture.
• Success depends on increasing per acre yields with less waste and increased efficiency.
• Producers must become active in policy leadership.
DICK CROWDER,professor, international trade, at Virginia Tech University, chats with Lyndall Stout, OSU SunUp producer, during the rural Economic Outlook Conference.
It's an exciting time to be involved in agriculture.
Farmers and ranchers face significant opportunities, but equally daunting challenges, as they seek ways to double food production by 2050. Success depends on improving productivity and enhancing international trade, according to a respected agricultural economist who sees a bright future for U.S. agriculture.
"I am more optimistic about agriculture that at any time in my career," says Dick Crowder, professor, international trade, at Virginia Tech University. "Agriculture has a huge opportunity and responsibility." Crowder was keynote speaker at the Rural Economic Outlook Conference at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater.
Crowder, who also worked extensively in the private ag industry sector and served as chief agriculture negotiator in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, said maintaining the status quo will fail to double agricultural production.
The limitations are real and substantial. If agriculture must double food production with perhaps 10 percent more land but less water, less labor and the same policies and technology available today, the effort will fail.
Success, he said, depends on increasing per acre yields with less waste and increased efficiency. That will require new technology, wide adoption of new policies, improved infrastructure and better management.
"Intellectual property rights must be protected," he said. "Also, in some countries, management is a limiting resource."
Some areas, he added, especially developing nations, face serious infrastructure inadequacies, including too little storage and transportation problems.
"Can we double food production by 2050?" Crowder asked. "Yes, but we have to change. We have to thrive on change and risk."
Technology is essential
He said with adoption of new technology, better management, and improved efficiency, "yields will go up."
Change will include more than individual producers, however. Crowder said agriculture will require greater investments in research and development from public, private and joint efforts. Improved infrastructure and human capital also will play important roles in enhanced productivity.
Those issues must become priorities at land grant universities. "We can't become complacent."
Adoption of new technology, especially genetically modified products, should become more synchronized so that all trading nations accept new offerings at the same time to limit delays in incorporating them into production.
On-farm changes will include higher but more volatile commodity prices. "We expect higher farm income but with greater risk." He said farmers must "market, don't sell. Get closer to customers."
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Senate panel looks at rising cost of higher education
MONTPELIER A Senate bill to study the financial impact of increasing support for state colleges is getting a positive look from a committee in the House of Representatives.
Senate Bill 91, which was passed during the 2013 legislative session, calls for a study of the financial ramifications of increasing public support for institutions in the state college system, as well as what is driving rising education costs in the first place.
The bill is in the House Committee on Education, where Chairwoman Rep. Johannah Leddy Donovan, a Democrat from Burlington, expressed tentative support for the proposal.
I think its a really important issue. Im inclined, I think if my committee is, to go forward, Donovan said. I think there is probably little hope that were ever going to be able to turn the clock back on expenses and tuitions for college-bound kids, but I think we owe them at least some sort of analysis of whats driving the cost and perhaps what we can do to go forward to address those.
By turn back the clock, Donovan was referring to a proposal in the bill to study the financial impact of providing the same level of support for state colleges as Vermont did in 1980, when the state would appropriate $7.78 for every $1,000 of revenue collected.
That appropriation has declined 57 percent in the intervening years, to $3.31 for the current fiscal year. When looking across the United States, Vermont ranks 46th in providing financial support, just ahead of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Colorado and New Hampshire.
Wyoming offers the strongest support for its college system, appropriating slightly more than $12 for every $1,000 of revenue collected.
Your investment in higher education is a statement about your states priorities, said Scott Giles, president and CEO of Vermont Student Assistance Corp.
Giles said in the 1960s, Vermont along with other states adopted what he called a high tuition, high aid model of school funding, with the idea that aid would be based upon ability to pay, and in doing so would ensure education access for all.
What happened over time is, the state hasnt continued the commitment to the high-aid portion of the high tuition, high aid model, Giles said, noting that in 1980, the state grant would cover 22 percent of the cost of education, compared with 10 percent today.
The bill also calls for the study to look at what is driving the rising cost of higher education. In 1980, the cost for state college in Vermont including tuition, room, board and fees was $3,090, or approximately $8,800 in todays dollars. This year, the average cost for state college in Vermont is $21,200.
Qiying Feng is a 20-year-old from Montpelier who is in her sophomore year at University of Vermont. Even after grants, scholarships and assistance from her father, she still has to borrow approximately $2,000 a semester. But, she said, shes fortunate when compared with her classmates.
I have friends who are taking out so much money in loans, she said.
And as an art education major, Feng said, the prospect of loans can act as a deterrent for some students to pursue the course of study they most desire.
There is a lot of pressure because you need to get a certain kind of job so you can pay back your loan, she said.
The Senate bill can be read online at goo.gl/iWZCoQ.
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A couple of weeks ago, I decided to use Gmail as SMTP server to send emails from my Joomla website. Here is explained what I did to make everything working.
First of all, I edited my configuration.php file to contain the following settings:
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Then, I patched the libraries/phpmailer/phpmailer.php file by editing the SmtpConnect function. In the specific I changed the lines:
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Discover Theatre History – Tours are Open to the Public!
Take a walking tour of Hennepin Theatre Trust's State, Orpheum or Pantages Theatre! Experienced guides highlight architecture and historical facts and stories about the venues that anchored the region's "Theatre Row". Each tour accesses the theatres' interiors and provides a fascinating historical perspective that patrons cannot experience when attending an event. The tours give theatre patrons, historians, students and others a personal introduction to these historic gems, providing an insider's view. Each tour lasts approximately one hour. Tours are only open to those ages 8 and up.
Check out more photos of our theatres by visiting the website of the Twin Cities Museum Meetup Group and the Twin Cities Photography Meetup Group!
Public Tours
We offer two public tours per month! Join us on the second Saturday of each month at 10:00 a.m. or on the last Monday of each month at 1:00 p.m.
Historic Theatre Tour
Hennepin Theatre Trust invites the public to take a peek into the historic playhouses of the Hennepin Theatre District. Each walking tour provides access to the theatres' interiors and offers a fascinating historical perspective that is rarely offered at a…
$5 per person
Advance reservations and payment must be made at least one day prior to the monthly tour. All tours meet in front of the State Theatre Box Office (805 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis). Theatre availability is determined by performance schedules at each venue. Tours are only available to those ages 8 and up.
Private Group Tours
Group Tours are available by request between 8:00am and 6:00pm, any day of the week depending on availability. Groups can request to see one, two or all three theatres. Plan on spending at least one hour for a two-theatre tour and at least 1 1/2 hours for a three-theatre tour. Tours are only available for those ages 8 and up.
Ticket Information
• Groups affiliated with an educational organization pay a flat rate of $35 (up to 25 people. Email us for details if your group is larger.) for a one-theatre or two-theatre tour, or a flat rate of $70 (up to 25 people) for a three-theatre tour.
• All other groups are charged $5 per person for a one-theatre or two-theatre tour or $8 per person for a three-theatre tour. Groups must have a minimum of five people. Groups of less than five pay a flat rate of $25.
• All private group tours must be arranged at least one week prior to the requested date.
To schedule a private group tour, please contact:
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To pay in advance by check:
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Suite 140
Minneapolis, MN 55403
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If your group is travelling by bus, please contact Ampco Parking in advance at 612.333.9031.
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Almond Cookies
- Prep Time: 15 min
- Cook Time: 12 min
- Ready Time: 210 min
- Yield: 4 dozen
- 1 cup Crisco® All-Vegetable Shortening
- OR 1 stick Crisco® Baking Sticks All-Vegetable Shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 1/2 teaspoons almond extract
- 2 1/4 cups Pillsbury BEST™ All Purpose Flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 48 whole almonds
Preparation Directions
- BEAT shortening and sugar in large bowl with electric mixer on medium speed until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. Beat in egg and almond extract until well blended.
- COMBINE flour, baking powder and salt in medium bowl. Gradually add to shortening mixture, beating until well blended. Shape dough into a ball. Wrap in plastic wrap; chill 2 hours.
- HEAT oven to 350ºF. Roll tablespoonfuls of dough into 1-inch balls. Place on ungreased baking sheets, about 2 inches apart; flatten slightly with fingertips. Gently press an almond into center of each.
- BAKE 10 to 12 minutes or until cookies are just set but not brown. Cool 5 minutes. Remove to wire rack to cool completely.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (1 cookie), Calories 90 (Calories from Fat 45), Total Fat 5g (Saturated Fat 1g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 5mg, Sodium 30mg, Total Carbohydrate 9g (Dietary Fiber 0g, Sugars 4g), Protein 1g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 0%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 2%, Iron 2%.
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
* Ensure all recipe ingredients are gluten free by referencing the ingredient labels, as products may vary. If uncertain, contact the ingredient manufacturer.


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Even if you're undocumented, you still have rights! Learn more, get help
LAS-ELC Welcomes VABANC Public Interest Fellow
We are thrilled to announce that the Vietnamese American Bar Association of Northern California (VABANC) has awarded the annual VABANC Public Interest Fellowship to the Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center and Betty Duong. The Fellowship funds a recent law graduate to provide legal services and advocacy to the Vietnamese American community and other underserved, underrepresented communities.
During her year-long fellowship, Betty will work with VABANC, local Vietnamese American employment law attorneys, and the Vietnamese Law Student Association to develop a monthly Workers' Rights Clinic located in San Jose that will provide advice and direct representation to Vietnamese-speaking clients. She will also provide labor and employment information to the Vietnamese American community via a monthly radio talk show and monthly newspaper series.
In order to educate individuals about their rights and connect them with legal services, Betty will conduct outreach events for Vietnamese American workers including nail salon employees, assisted living facilities staff, and workers in the trades and will collaborate with faith-based organizations, non-profits, and local labor unions.


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Portland Becomes First Salmon-Safe City
Mayor Hales issues Salmon-Safe challenge to other West Coast citiesRead More…
Phone: 503-823-4120
1221 SW 4th Avenue, Room 340, Portland, OR 97204
THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 2013 – Portlanders from all corners of the community came out Tuesday to celebrate the 30th annual National Night Out by connect or reconnecting with neighbors.
Details are available at www.portlandoregon.gov/oni/nno.
"Yes, this is an opportunity to take back our streets, and to send a message about lawlessness, but it's also an opportunity find out more about our great city," Mayor Charlie Hales said. "Step 1: Pick a neighborhood and have fun. Step 2: Make our community safer. Through National Night Out, we can do both!"
The Portland Office of Neighborhood Involvement has helped Portlanders celebrate National Night Out.
National Night Out promotes crime and drug prevention in neighborhoods around the nation, on the first Tuesday in August every year, for the last 30 years. When neighbors gather and know one another it sends a message to criminals that the neighborhood is strong, organized, and people care what happens.
To see a list of National Night Out events in Portland, click here.


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The following is a brief summary of the steps patients go through during a routine eye examination at the Cole Eye Institute. Depending on the physicians' finding, test procedures may vary.
Patients will be tested for the ability to see at both distance and near. Lensometry is used to determine the prescription in a patient's existing glasses. The ophthalmic assistant will perform a refraction, which determines the amount of refractive error. This process allows a physician to give patients the proper optical correction through glasses or contact lenses if necessary.
Our physicians rely upon the patient history to determine what steps may need to be taken in the evaluation. The ophthalmic assistant reviews with the patient the main reason for their visit, the eye and medical history, family history, medications and allergies. The answers are documented in the patient chart for the physician to review before seeing the patient.
The external examination looks at the appearance of the patient's lashes, lids and visual parts of the lacrimal apparatus and external globe.
Vision can often be limited based on misalignment of the eyes. Several tests are performed to determine if a patient has a misalignment.
This exam determines the sensitivity of the patient's peripheral vision.
General eye health can often be determined by checking the reactions of the pupils under different light conditions.
Tonometry (checking the pressure in the eye) is vital in detecting glaucoma.
Is the last step before seeing the physician. Dilating drops are administered to assist in further screening the health of the eye for the physician.
Once these tests are done, the physician performs two more detailed tests to complete the examination.
Also called a slit lamp exam, this test consists of using a magnifying microscope to closely examine the cornea, crystalline lens, lashes, membranes and clear fluids within the eye. This detailed test allows the physician to determine if any abnormalities exist.
An ophthalmoscope is used to examine the health of the retina, optic disc, macula and vasculature of the eye.
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Orange voters to head back to polls
ORANGE Voters who narrowly but repeatedly refused to approve a $2.7 million school budget during their traditional town meeting earlier this month will be given another chance next month.
School board members have reserved Town Hall for April 30 at 7 p.m. for a special school district meeting.
The only order of business is expected to be the only unfinished business from Town Meeting Day: how much to spend on the operation of the towns pre-kindergarten-through-8 elementary school and the tuition of its high school-age students.
The school board has decided to stand by its $2,728,875 budget request which calls for spending $8,875, or 0.33 percent, more than the $2,720,000 budget that voters approved a year ago.
The proposed budget includes $1,817,935 to operate Orange Center School and $910,940 in high school tuition costs.
They feel like they have a good budget, its an appropriate budget, and its the budget they need to support the school district, Superintendent Susette Bollard said of the boards unanimous decision to bring back the same budget that divided those who attended town meeting.
Voters initially rejected the boards budget request, 39-35, setting the stage for two votes that were even closer.
An amendment to trim $8,875 from the budget essentially level-funding the request at $2,720,000 failed by just one vote, 38-37, and a subsequent amendment to return to the school boards original request, was defeated, 39-37.
Thats when Town Moderator Adrian Otterman decided to abandon the towns past practice of voting until a budget is finally approved and to defer action on the school spending plan until a future meeting.MORE IN Central VermontBRATTLEBORO Brooke Shields gift list is sweetening a Vermont family farms sale of maple syrup. Full StoryMONTPELIER City councils from Barre and Montpelier have placed the Central Vermont Public... Full StoryWoodstock After more than four hours of sometimes-tense courtroom arguments that raised serious... Full Story
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SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — "Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming," said the late John Wooden, whose 100-year life included his legendary basketball-coaching career of the UCLA Bruins, which yielded an unprecedented 10 national championships. Success abounds locally both individually and team wise and it is most certainly attributable to Wooden's maxim. Succinctly put, our kids are giving it all they've got and the results are proportionately remarkable. Here's a quick panorama that encompasses a cross-section of county schools and sports.
Boys golf: Sullivan West clinched its ninth consecutive Division IV title. Drew Billard finished fourth in the OCIAA championship and is vying this week in sectionals, hoping for a chance to make it to states. Fallsburg's Richie Elliott, Eldred's Dave Powers and Tri-Valley's Jimmy Bernstein also made the cut at the OCIAA meet and join Billard in the Section 9 championships.
Softball: Sullivan West clinched its second Division IV title in the past three years as it posted a 7-1 league record. The Lady Indians of Liberty made sectionals for the first time in a decade.
Baseball: Monticello swept Liberty and Rondout Valley to win its third consecutive John Spear Memorials Tourney title. The Monties edged Liberty 4-2 and then beat Rondout Valley 8-0 with sterling pitching from Ben Kapito and Connor Briggs, respectively. Liberty bounced back to defeat Ellenville 4-3 in the consolation game. The loss to Monticello was Liberty's first in the second half of the season. They are now 11-6. They won the first two games of their series against Sullivan West, which concludes this week. Tri-Valley faces off against Chester to determine the Division V champion. Tri-Valley senior Joe Mickelson has put himself on the radar as a viable candidate for Player of the Year both locally and statewide with his astounding pitching and batting statistics. Coming into this week, Mickelson was 6-0 with one save and an E.R.A. of 0.16. He has notched 63 strikeouts. His batting average is an uncanny .567 with 34 hits and 30 RBI. He has a .649 on base percentage.
Track and field: This past week marked the opening salvo of the championship cavalcade. Beginning with Sullivan West's Donna Deppa Meet of Champions of May 15 and on to the OCIAA League Championship meet on May 18-19, local runners, jumper and throwers marshaled their best in preparation for the Section 9 championships on May 23 for classes B and C, which includes Liberty, Tri-Valley and Sullivan West, and on May 24 for class A Monticello and Class D Eldred and Livingston Manor. The Donna Deppa Meet of Champions is scored individually. For results from that meet, visit www.sportsinsightny.com [1] to read the story entitled "In Loving Memory," which begins with a tribute to the late Donna Deppa, who devoted herself unselfishly to the Sullivan West track endeavors while supporting her daughters Rebecca and Rachel.
The OCIAA league meet features schools large and small and the talent pool on hand is greater than local kids will see with the exception of those who make it to states. Here are some highlights: Monticello's Tino Taylor broke the record for the 400 with a time of 50.62.The prior record had been on the books for over 20 years. Liberty's Peter Koval shattered the school javelin record with a heave of 153-11. Liberty's Rebeccah Harman and Sullivan West's Amanda Rosenberger were named as Sportsmanship Award winners at the meet. Eldred's Hunter Proscia set new high water marks with his fourth-place finish in the 3000 steeplechase (10:06.90) and in the 3200 (9:33.55), in which he placed third. Tri-Valley's Jimmy Bernstein marshaled a lifetime best in the 800 with a time of 1:59. Tri-Valley's Mareena DiMilia finished second in the outdoor pentathlon with 2,414 points. Liberty's Kane Sauchuk took fourth in the 110 hurdles (15.7) and the 400 intermediate hurdles (55.88). Teammate Kenny Jaycox was fourth in the long jump (21-087.25). Fallsburg's Candhace Forrest was fourth in the 100 (13.0). Read "League Lore 2012" on sportsinsightsny.com for more on the meet.


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Bauer Reels: Repair Experience and Follow-up! - Pleased!
Some of you might care or not...but, I like to post unbiased opinions and help others from my experiences.
I was turned on to Bauer Reels about 2 years ago and have fished the Bauer Rogue 2 quite often as my primary reel. It has caught a couple thousand fish and some meaty ones as well. I love the drag system and I think it is a blast getting fish to reel with it.
That being said; I purchased a Bauer Rogue 2 for my brother a month ago and another one for a good friend about 2 weeks ago.
Then, it all goes down hill for me. My Rogue 2 seizes up and I cannot get the spool off. I am disappointed, but, I felt confident that I purchased a quality reel with a supportive warranty. I read the $20 fee on their website and thought I would get my reel fixed for some postage $15 + $20 fee for a total of $35-50 range. I shipped it off priority and waited 2 weeks.
Then, I started sending them emails asking about the reel. One guy answered and said they will get it to me ASAP and maybe before last weekend. Then, I get an email yesterday from another guy and they broke it down and will get it to me after I pay to replace the spindle and bearings with an estimate of around $100. So; I will be out around $115 for this repair. They also asked me what have I been doing with the reel. I guess I should have told them; some oddball answer like plowing my garden with it. I believe a smart@$$ question deserves the same kind of answer.
That being said; I do not let any of my gear impede the way I enjoy fishing. If the Bauer is not meant to get wet; then, that reel is not meant for me...I will just buy a cheaper reel and replace it as often as I would have to pay $100+ to get my Bauer repaired.
Guys, I wanted to share this with you so that you are informed and can guide your decisions with an honest review. The reel is great when it works; but, not worth babysitting.
So; I would research warranty and repair issues for reels before you slap down $500 for a Bauer Rogue 2 and expect it to last you 2 years and pay another $100+ unbeknown with the $20 service fee comfort.
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Sorry to hear about the poor service you are having with Bauer. While I have a fair number of top quality reels I do not own a Bauer. Your experience will be on my mind when shopping for reels. If I may offer a suggestion. You may wish to call Bauer and ask to speak to the shop manager. I would be polite but firm and explain my disatisfaction in the manner in which this is being handled. As you probably are aware most of these companies do not want disatisfied customers. Hopefully things will work out.
Not good I would press the issue a little bit harder. I would point out how much I liked the reel, and that I had bought and owned several. I own a couple and have never had any problems, but I would be VERY dissatisfied with the results of your issues. This certainly makes me think twice about buying another one. I would also tell them no way I'm paying that amount of money to fix the reel.
"Have no fear of perfection - you'll never reach it."
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Sorry to hear that
On a positive note Orvis has stood behind my reel that I have broken 3 times despite it not covered by a lifetime warranty or anything. Charged me $5 twice and maybe $10 to replace it? May have helped LRO sent it in for me
I have a St. Croix reel that was replaced for free by the company (unexpectantly) when I called them to get a new spool for the one that I had ruined the rim on when I fell. I mailed in the spool and when I got the package back, they had sent an entire new reel.
I have four Bauers, LM series and the only problem I had was on a reel I bought about ten years ago. It was an LM1 and for what ever reason the cage was not mated to the spool properly which allowed the line to get caught and as a fish was pulling on it the out cover of the line was stripped off. It was a defect in manufacturing. Any way the dealer was an authorized repair and he replace the cage and line, no charge.
I'm soory to hear you had a problem with the repair. I would also contact the company and get to talk with some one.
I appreciate all reports on equipment good or bad, it is the part of this sport we all anguish over in my opinion. I am a card carrying member of the Orvis cult for a few reasons, I have personally seen the Orvis rod I bought used, sent in by the previous owner for a broken tip repair and sent back completly retrofited from stem to stern for just the cost of shipping. I like the quality and the service I get from LRO and the Orivs store in Seiverville, and online whenever I buy their stuff. I count on either me breaking things or stuff breaking down so I always look for guarantees and service. As a side note I know someone on here who was in the store when you bought the one for your brother and he and I were both impressed with your generoisity to your family. Keep posting for those of us locally and outside this region, we look forward to your updates and insights. Thanks!
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Hey Shawn,
This just doesn't sound right to me. I read their warranty and looked at the form on the website. This does not make sense.
I would go back to the dealer where you bought these reels. There must be some kind of misunderstanding. I bet the dealer will straighten this out. We have never had a problem with Bauer service.
Last edited by Byron Begley; 08-17-2013 at 06:46 AM..
Got my reel back Saturday and I am pleased with the repairs and the end costs. They charged me the $20 service fee as noted; $19.44 for a new spindle, and $15 to ship it back, plus I ordered some clutch grease for $10. So; I was out $64.44 in total and without the reel for about a month.
I am pleased in that I thoroughly love the performance of the reel and I have it back. I just hope I do not shear the spool retainer off another spindle. I am not sure how I did that one...See pic. below...
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Every time he goes to feed, he chokes and cries and screams (because the milk chugging causes burps). It's so frustrating. He's not seeming to eat enough.
Now I've been trying to block feed but heck, he doesn't eat very long. My boobs are sore from him not feeding from them and I'm so confused about the right thing to do. It's hard to block feed when he won't feed to begin with. I'm terrified to pump anything because that's what caused this problem.
Whine, whine. THank you for letting me vent. I want so badly to know what to do. I don't want DH to have to give him bottles of pumped milk. I don't want to pump milk!!! I never should have started this pumping thing!!! Sorry, thanks for listening!


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Lead guitarist for the Drive-By Truckers, Cooley has more in common with The Rolling Stones legend than just both being six-string aces. Cooley is the co-founder of the Truckers, a snarling rock-n-roll quintet that has slowly and steadily overtaken the American music scene with its own brand of Southern hospitality. It is a tone that includes grab-you-by-the-throat guitar riffs, hard-as-nails lyrical subjects and a stage presence that feels like youŌĆÖre in the middle of a thunderstorm in the Southern Appalachian backcountry.
And with that full throttle urgency of the Truckers comes their latest release, ŌĆ£English Oceans.ŌĆØ The first single off the album, ŌĆ£Pauline Hawkins,ŌĆØ carries the torch nicely from their previous recordings. Named after a fictional female character in Willy VlautinŌĆÖs novel ŌĆ£The Free,ŌĆØ the melody is a stripped down, seductive piano, drums and guitar number ŌĆö perfectly capturing the hardships and day-to-day life of a woman that wonŌĆÖt be defeated.
Cooley recently spoke with The Smoky Mountain News about ŌĆ£English Oceans,ŌĆØ being a band in a modern music industry, and why 18 years together is only the beginning for the Truckers.
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SMN: I look at the Truckers as much as storytellers as musicians. Where do you find that line where the words and tone balance out?
MC: The balance between the story and the song is more about knowing where to quit. What you want to say canŌĆÖt become more important than the result, which is still sounding like a song. If itŌĆÖs in fact going to be a song, then it still has to fit into a musical framework. I focus more on what the story looks like than the narrative and start by describing what I see.
SMN: A lot of Truckers songs spin tales about those either at a crossroads in their sometimes-messed up lives or simply forgotten by society. What is the importancc of using your music to tell these tales, rather than about the usual industry topics like sex, drugs and rock-n-roll?
MC: There is actually a lot of sex, drugs and rock and roll in our material. We just put them in the context of lives that I think are more interesting than ours.
SMN: What does it means to be a rock-n-roll band in the modern music industry?
MC: I think the music industry has changed for the better. Not as many people are getting rich but more people are making a living. Now, if playing honest rock and roll is what you are all about, all the middle men that created a rich or nothing environment are out of the way and your ŌĆ£artistic thingŌĆØ can actually be your day job. If only more industries could collapse with those kinds of results.
SMN: The Truckers are celebrating 18 years together in 2014. What does that number mean to you?
MC: It doesnŌĆÖt seem like 18 years, but longevity was one of our goals from the beginning, so I guess in rock-n-roll years, itŌĆÖs a goal accomplished. But I hope to keep celebrating for a lot longer.
EditorŌĆÖs Note: Drive-By Truckers will be performing at The Orange Peel in Asheville on Jan. 31 with T. Hardy Morris and Feb. 1 with Promise Land Sound. Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door for each show. www.drivebytruckers.com.


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Anybody wanna play at paintball explosion?
Started by sk8np8nt, Jul 21 2011 04:03 PM
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Posted 21 July 2011 - 04:03 PM
havnt played speedball yet at this field so who wants to come!!
Ive Returned to paintball no need for applause
Posted 21 July 2011 - 04:13 PM
hey man im going there on the 6th if you wanna go again that weekend?
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Posted 22 July 2011 - 02:43 PM
im downnn but i really wana head out this weekend havnt been in a while
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Posted 23 July 2011 - 10:54 PM
I'll be there tomorrow
Posted 24 July 2011 - 11:38 AM
i might go today pm whoevers going
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Oh yeah, alternately, you could just call her a fat bitch, block her number, and give her a nice, strong, cunt punt if she comes near you.
Posted 25 August 2011 - 11:40 PM
I can go next weekend if any of you are on a team bring them my team wants to scrimmish
Posted 26 August 2011 - 04:35 PM
ill be going NEXT saturday with 2 other guys. lets get a crowd?
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Kristine wrote:Has anyone considered the idea that, humans in our past have reached a level of technological advance similar to that of our own. And that it is they who are responsible for the structures around the globe. In Platos discription of Atlantis, an advanced PEOPLE who themselves angered the "gods", and in Plato's description these PEOPLE were from his ancient past.
Perhaps the Ancient Alien Theory is missing a link?
Kristine wrote:Sunrisepony???? If it was left out of the documentation???? then where exactly are you getting your idea? All we have are the myths aka documentation soooo, really pretty confused now.
Kristine wrote:Sunrisepony???? If it was left out of the documentation???? then where exactly are you getting your idea? All we have are the myths aka documentation soooo, really pretty confused now.
On another note;
Yes, I believe that alot of the mysteries surrounding the unexplainable structures could possibly be explained with advanced humans and not necessarily advanced aliens. My reasoning for this is the amount of time modern humans have been on the earth. There was plenty of time for a civilization of humans to spring up that reached a tecnologically avanced state before being mostly wiped out by some natural cataclysm. On that note however, it is possible that the prior advanced human civilizations had contact with ETs.
Sunrisepony wrote:Great find Max.
That is always where I feel we will find the best evidence, at the bottom of the sea.
And there are most likely many underwater bases in use right now. This is just a feeling and speculation on my part, I can't offer up any links or anything right at the 'mo, but I am sure I am not the only one who feels this way. I just can't produce the proof, but that has never stopped me from having an opinion before.
Maybe nobody knows what is down in The Mariana Trench, I like to think there is a race living down there just like in the movie The Abyss.Katya Kramer wrote:I agree with you MetaMorphosis but the quistion is if underwater exploration wouldnt be blocked if "they" knew we would find something....
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