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So far I have tried Japanese sake (saki) and venison. I have some others in mind but I'm throwing the doors open to anymore exciting suggestions. (And don't say 'salad', I know some of you smart ***** are thinking it!)
My other ideas for future months include:
- goose foie gras
- caviar
- quince
- dragonfruit
- steak tartare
- oysters
- sea bream
- tripe
- frog's legs
- kangaroo
But I think it needs more oomph, more pizzazz.
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1. it must cost less than �10 including any delivery (which might exclude caviar, unless someone has some to let me try!)
2. if it's not from an online provider, it must be available in West Yorkshire.
Not another rule but I want suggestions to do with new food stuffs, i.e. new animals, fish, vegetables, etc. Not just a different type of cheese, beer, cake or biscuit and such.
This thread can also be about bragging, "I've tried shark fin soup on the beach in blah, blah, blah", "I have an �800 bottle of something in my wine cellar", etc.


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There are a lot of eager politicians already lined up for the 2012 election, even before the official filing deadline.
Several familiar politicians have filed their nomination papers. Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle made his re-election campaign official, and former state Senator John Carroll jumped into the race for U.S. Senate.
But there are also a number of new names and faces, especially within the Republican Party, as politicians filed early for the fall primary.
"This year we have a number of new candidates," said Nacia Blom, the Executive Director for the Hawaii Republican Party.
Those candidates are now eager for the election season to start, but not all started with political aspirations.
"I didn't want to run. I'm a typical citizen who started going to meetings and saw concerns -- on issues like homelessness to the economy," said Dr. Marcus Hester, a candidate for State Representative.
Other candidates signed up because the political battle lines have been re-drawn -- because of reapportionment.
"It got much better for Republicans this time around. Redistricting favored the Mililani, Mililani Mauka area for Republicans," said Beth Fukumoto, a candidate for State Representative.
"Reapportionment is a big deal. Almost everyone who is an elected official will be on the ballot," said Lt. Governor Brian Schatz.
Almost everyone except the second-longest-serving elected official in the legislature: Rep. Barbara Muramoto, who is calling it quits.
Her departure is considered a blow to the Republican party as it works to even the political playing field in Hawaii.
"While we will miss her, it does give you pause when a well-liked incumbent steps down. It also gives us excitement, because Muramoto can help in a different way, to mentor new candidates, while there will be others to take up the mantle," said Blom.
This year's crop of candidates comes in a wide variety, from seasoned politicians to first-time filers, with various affiliations.
Even Miss Hawaii, Lauren Cheape, is now hoping for the title of House Representative.
But both parties agree: The more candidates, the better for Hawaii's voters.
"We think it's good that there are going to be choices up and down the ballot, and we will work hard to earn the support of all the voters," said Schatz.
Wednesday is the deadline for candidates to file. While many are looking forward to some closely contested races, there are a few seats in the legislature that may be filled this fall by candidates who run unopposed.


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PNY, a supplier of flash-based products and graphics cards, has announced that select flash devices and graphics adapters will come equipped with special coupons allowing end-users to download movies from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Unfortunately, there are only 35 movies, which will also come with DRM tech and users will only be able to watch them on two personal computers.
With every new purchase of specially marked PNY 8GB & 16GB Attaché USB flash drives, Optima Secure-Digital High-Capacity (SDHC) flash memory cards and MicroSDHC flash memory cards, consumers will receive one bonus full-length movie download from Sony Pictures, valued at approximately $10. The recently introduced PNY GeForce 200-series graphics cards, featuring onboard HDMI connectivity, will also include two bonus full-length movie downloads, valued at approximately $20.
Pricing of flash memory products is as follows:
- 8GB New Attaché USB 2.0 Flash Drive – $24.99
- 16GB New Attaché USB 2.0 Flash Drive – $49.99
- 8GB Optima Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) Class 4 – $24.99
- 16GB Optima Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) Class 4 – $49.99
Obviously, memory cards come with a price premium compared to competing solutions, still, they cost less than the combined price of an appropriate flash product and a movie download.
"This partnership with Sony Pictures allows us to offer a broad catalog of feature films and an outstanding digital movie platform, giving consumers the freedom of choice and flexibility, all while providing a terrific value-add," said Dean Delserro, senior marketing manager, flash of PNY.
Consumers have their choice of over 35 movie titles from a broad selection of genres including action/adventure, drama, comedy, romance, sports, and family. Consumers can watch the movie as many times as they wish and the movie can be viewed from up to two different PCs.
"As we continue to explore new distribution outlets, we're confident PNY is aligned with our vision for how digital content will evolve, and we are pleased to work together on a program that introduces consumers to flash memory as a vehicle for consuming entertainment ," said Pete Wood, vice president of international business development digital media of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
Sony remains committed to its rather questionable DRM schemes. As a result, end-users will not be able to burn movies onto discs and watch them on large screen TVs, but will rather have to bring personal computers to living rooms, not exactly a comfortable way of enjoying movies.
PNY's Bonus Movie Download promotion will begin shipping on December 1, 2009, and will be available nationally in mid-December through major and local retailers in the U.S.


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I know there are lots of debates and discussions going on about structures and systems but would one quick fix to try and stem the flow of the Best of British going to the NRL whilst attracting the best of talent from the NRL would be to allow each SL club two marquee players outside the salary cap with the idea that one would be a federation player and one would be a non federation player? If that means knocking the salary cap down to say £1.5 million for a clubs top 25 paid players for the time being until next round of tv money is due but allow clubs to nominate two of those players as marquee players, ensuring each club has similar size squads but giving each club the opportunity to secure their best British player and bring in a real star name if they can afford it.
From a top of the league perspective your teams like Wigan, Leeds, and Warrington could keep hold of their Charnley's, Watkins and Ratchfords in the next few years and maybe attract at least 1 state of origin or interntational quality player each if they have the money due to their corporate success, after all we should be incentivising that.Clubs further down the table with backers can invest if they want to, with star names bringing more bums on seats to see quickers rewards and impact for their investment, maybe encourage more investors into the game and also maybe leading to a more even circulation of the best British talent around all clubs in the league. For clubs who are not able to spend the full cap, they have something to aspire to but know that other teams cannot completely monopolise as they are bringing in two star quality players not Queensland State of Origin team, all clubs need a squad that can last 30+ games.
We've been told for years we dont have the strength in depth that the Aussies have so let's turn that into an opportunity and say if we can suitably reward 12 (assuming a 12 team superleague) of the best players in superleague on par with any rugby competion in the world then we've got half a chance, superleage retains some cream and pulling power. Whereas at the moment, as confident as Ian Lanagan is about Wigan players wanting to come back and play in the cherry and white i fear we'll never see the likes of Tomkins, the Burgess brothers and James Graham again, why would they when they can double their wages in what is a very short career.
This would also maintain the quality of Exiles opposition going forward and the possibility of an extended world club challenge competition as in three years time our superleage squads will be lucky to compete if we can't keep our best players in the game.


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Superior court rejects firefighters' records request
MONTPELIER The city won in court, but the Montpelier firefighters union says it still got results with its lawsuit seeking a series of communications in which city officials discussed the departments staffing and budget.
The lawsuit stemmed from the decision of the Montpelier City Council to eliminate a full-time firefighter position that is being vacated by retirement. In siding with the city, Washington County Superior Court Judge Robert R. Bent said the purpose of allowing privileged communication is to allow decision makers access to the fuller spectrum of competing ideas.
Bents ruling came out earlier this month.
We feel that we were successful in getting the city to hand over a lot of documents that it didnt want to, said Lt. Jake Larrabee, president of Local 2287 of the International Association of Firefighters, speaking of the suit the union filed in January. Although the judge ruled against us, we are still seeing this as a victory. We had initially sought more than 40 documents, and we ended up getting most of what we requested.
Problems between city administration and the firefighters union erupted after the city unveiled its 2013 budget, which eliminated the position of a retiring firefighter. Firefighters gathered enough signatures to create a ballot item to fund a $54,669 firefighter position.
However, at the citys final budget hearing Jan. 24, the City Council decided to reduce the total overall budget by roughly the same amount, forestalling the effectiveness of the ballot measure, which passed on Town Meeting Day by a vote of 1,198 to 1,098.
The city successfully argued before the court that releasing every requested document, which included emails and text messages between city officials including the mayor, city manager, councilors and Montpelier Fire and Ambulance Department officials, could set a harmful precedent with regard to the ability of city officials and staff to discuss certain issues out of the public spotlight.
In his finding, Bent said he had reviewed the requested documents. He wrote, Considered as a whole, they can be characterized as discussing the action city management might take to present to the voters the decision to cut a firefighters position... The documents include a frank appraisal by the city manager to the mayor about the history of relations between the city and fire department employees and also discussion about drafts of proposed public communications.
The lawsuit underlines tension between the city administration and the firefighters union regarding staffing.
With the elimination of a full-time position, the department will have only three full-time firefighters on duty for five out of seven overnight shifts.
A widely adopted standard calls for having four firefighters available: two to wait outside a burning structure, while two others enter.
In a February interview, Steve Monahan, director of Vermonts Workers Compensation and Safety Division, said that such a standard is not a staffing requirement but a measure designed to protect firefighters. Other fire departments can provide assistance to meet the requirement.
Under Occupational Safety and Health Administration rules, municipal fire departments can be fined for violations of the standard.
We only have two full-time fire departments in the region, Larrabee said. When we had the three-structure fire in Barre it was all hands on. If something else had come up we wouldnt have been able to cover it. I dont know what we would have done.
Both sides say the time has come to move forward. Mayor John Hollar said it is important for the firefighters to realize that they are deeply appreciated by the city but that budget constraints make it unlikely the department will achieve its former levels of staffing.
I suspect that there are some bad feelings out there, and I regret that, said Hollar. We are going to have to work to regain some level of trust. We have to take a broader view about city finances. The city manager and the fire chief both have felt that they could safely provide protection with one fewer position. The firefighters have a different view of it.
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Emmy Rossum Shows Her Wicked Side in the West Village
Actress Emmy Rossum has long been right at home in the dark comedy "Shameless," but she only recently discovered her wicked side.
Ms. Rossum joined cast mates Monday evening for the New York premiere of "Beautiful Creatures," a supernatural movie set in the Deep South that opens on Valentine's Day. Her role is a siren-witch named Ridley Duchannes who is on a mission to turn her teenage cousin to evil.
"It was my first time playing a villain," Ms. Rossum told Speakeasy at the The Cinema Society's premiere party at Cole's, a recently-opened restaurant in the West Village.
She said she warmed up to the nefarious character during casting, when she read the young-adult novels by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl that inspired the movie. "There's also a lot of female empowerment, which I really liked," she said.
Ms. Rossum spent much of the evening surrounded by friends at a booth at one end of the narrow restaurant that has the feel of three connected railroad cars. She dashed out before midnight to prepare for an appearance on a morning show early Tuesday. "I've got to get up for 'Good Morning America,'" she said.
On her way out the door Ms. Rossum stopped to chat with Christopher McDonald, an actor known for roles in "Thelma and Louise" and "Happy Gilmore."
"I met Emmy on the Warner Brothers lot where we working next to each other," he said. "I was there for 'Harry's Law' and she was doing Bill Macy's show," he added, referring to "Shameless" star William H. Macy.
Mr. McDonald is in New York for the production of Nora Ephron's "Lucky Guy," a play about a tabloid journalist set in the 1980s. The play also stars Tom Hanks, who will make his first Broadway appearance when the show opens in a few weeks.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of product: "Sky Champion" Wireless Indoor Helicopters
Units: About 152,000
Importer/Distributor: TWIE, also known as Tradewinds International Enterprises Inc., of San Francisco, Calif.
Hazard: The rechargeable battery contained inside the helicopter can catch fire, igniting the helicopter and nearby combustible materials. This poses a burn or fire hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: TWIE has received two reports of helicopters catching fire. No injuries or property damage have been reported.
Description: This recall involves the "Sky Champion" wireless indoor helicopter. The helicopter comes with a transmitter that controls and recharges the helicopter. The helicopter is made of foam and plastic and measures about 7 inches by 3 inches. The transmitter measures about 6 inches by 4 inches. "BH26047" is printed on the tail of the helicopter. "WIC 551777" and the UPC code is 630990006005 are printed on the packaging.
Sold at: Walgreens stores nationwide from June 2007 through November 2007 for about $20.
Manufactured in: Hong Kong
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop playing with the recalled helicopters and contact TWIE for a full refund. Returns will be accepted by TWIE. Walgreens will not accept returns or provide a refund.
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Sessler's Soapbox: Morality in Gaming
Adam ponders moral decisions in video games and how they can act as a litmus test for the gamers who are playing them.
Sessler's Soapbox: Best Foot Forward
Sessler talks about the how the beginning of a game can often make or break your gaming experience, like in Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Sessler's Soapbox: Weighty Decisions
Adam discusses encumbrance as a gameplay mechanic in games like The Witcher 2 and Resident Evil.
Sessler's Soapbox: Open Worlds Need Direction
Adam uses Just Cause 2 to point out how open world games are very common, but sometimes lacking in direction, progression, or story.
X-Play Presents The Best Games of the Decade Part 2
Adam Sessler breaks down some X-Play's picks in part two of the Best Games of the Decade series. Find out who made the list including Fallout 3, BioShock, Rock Band 2, Resident Evil 4 and God of War.
Sessler's Soapbox: A Decade of Gaming
Adam takes the opportunity to look back at the past decade of gaming and what made this such an important time for interactive entertainment.
X-Play Recommends: 'Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta'
Get introduced to the latest awesome 'Fallout 3' DLC as Morgan Webb gives you a look at 'Mothership Zeta'. Get the lowdown on the storyline, characters and weapons.
G-Phoria '09: Best Downloadable Content
Blair Herter announces the winner of G-Phoria '09 Best Downloadable Content category. Nominees include 'LittleBigPlanet', 'Burnout Paradise: Big Surf Island', 'Fallout 3: Broken Steel', 'GTA IV:...
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Morgan Webb announces the winner of G-Phoria '09 Longest Lasting Game. Nominees include 'Fallout 3', 'World of Warcraf: Wrath of the Lich King', 'LittleBigPlanet', 'Left 4 Dead', and 'Street...
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Adam Sessler announces the winner of G-Phoria '09 Best Voice Acting. Nominees include 'Left 4 Dead', 'Fallout 3', 'MadWorld', 'Gears of War 2' and 'Ghostbusters: The Video Game'.
G-Phoria '09: Game of the Year
Adam Sessler announces the winner of G-Phoria '09 Game of the Year. Nominees include 'Fable II', 'Fallout 3', 'Gears of War 2', 'Killzone 2', 'Street Fighter IV' and 'InFamous'.
Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta Introduction
Curious to see how Fallout 3's Mothership Zeta starts and how you'll escape from the holding cell after being abducted? Watch this video to find out!
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Bethesda beams you up into the final announced DLC for the epic, critically-acclaimed RPG Fallout 3.
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The Columbus Dispatch - February 20, 2014 08:45 AM
If you've got cabin fever and are looking for home and garden ideas, the Dispatch Home & Garden Show will provide nine days' worth of opportunities for you.
The show opens at 10 a.m. on Saturday, and along with the chance to talk with a whole host of vendors, you can see live demonstrations of home products and skills, gardening techniques and even how to cook the food you grow.
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Resorts encouraged to green up snowmaking
RUTLAND It could be called the snowmaking version of Cash for Clunkers. Only in this case, the clunkers are old, energy-guzzling snow guns.
Fifteen of the states ski resorts have partnered with Efficiency Vermont in the Great Snow Gun Roundup a program to scrap 1,800 of the old snow guns for 2,300 new energy-efficient models for the upcoming ski season.
Efficiency Vermont is providing $5 million in grants to offset the $15 million cost to purchase the new snow guns, said Efficiency Vermont spokesman George Twigg.
It started last year, we brought up a number of national snow gun manufacturers into Vermont, had them test all of their equipment, Twigg said, to get a real apples-to-apples comparison so we could see what was the most efficient equipment.
Resorts participating in the Great Snow Gun Roundup agree to scrap four older snow guns for every five energy-efficient snow guns purchased.
Proceeds from scrapping the 1,800 older snow guns will be donated to Ski Vermonts Learn to Turn program.
Killington Resort is investing $2 million in energy-efficient snow guns this season.
Killington will retire 317 snow guns in a variety of styles and add 396 guns to its fleet in five models, including tower guns.
The resort has 600 fixed-tower locations, and will add 150 new tower bases for the new snow guns.
According to the resort, tower mounted guns result in more snowmaking hang time, adding efficiency and output while reducing noise for skiers and providing a more authentic snowfall experience.
We are building an arsenal with the ideal balance of portability and flexibility for all conditions, Dave Lacombe, snow surfaces manager for Killington, said in a statement. Modern, energy-efficient snow guns require up to 85 percent less energy to operate than older snow gun models, and the new snow guns being installed this year represent the most advanced, energy-efficient technology available.
Okemo Mountain Resort has also signed up for the program, adding 100 new snow guns to its arsenal, bringing the total number of tower guns at the Ludlow resort to 1,125.
Bromley is making the switch to an all-energy-efficient arsenal.
Bromley is scrapping 100 percent of our remaining ground guns (59 total) in exchange for 74 new efficient HKD tower guns, Bromley spokeswoman Janessa Purney said in an email.
In partnership with Efficiency Vermont, the southern Vermont resort will be the first ski area in the country to employ a Snowmaking Energy Index.
This system will allow our snowmakers to measure the effectiveness and efficiency of our snowmaking system in real time, Purney said, giving our team the ability to adjust variables allowing for maximum output, best quality snow and lowest energy consumption possible at all times.
Together, the energy-saving snow guns and snowmaking measurement system will allow Bromley to eliminate the need for diesel-powered air compressors.
At Jay Peak, the resort is buying 42 high-efficiency tower guns that will cut energy consumption by 600,000 kilowatts a year.
To cope with the uncertainty of winter weather, Vermont resorts have invested heavily over the years in snowmaking operations. But the Efficiency Vermont program has taken investment in snow making to a new level.
This is truly unprecedented, first of its kind, to have such a comprehensive, multi-resort 15 resorts all in one fell swoop, said Parker Riehle, president of the Vermont Ski Areas Association.
Riehle said the upgrades will allow resorts to make snow in less favorable conditions.
He said snowmaking covers 80 percent of the skiable terrain in the state.
The resorts and Efficiency Vermont say the energy savings from the program are significant.
The Vermont Ski Areas Association estimates annual energy savings at 10,500 megawatt hours enough electricity to supply approximately 1,500 Vermont homes for a year, and enough diesel saved to heat 340 homes.
At Killington, one standard diesel-powered air compressor produces 1,600 cubic feet of air per minute. Older snow guns use 600 cubic feet per minute while energy-efficient snow guns use 8 to 26 cubic feet per minute.
The energy-efficient guns also allow for more snow guns to be powered by a single compressor.
In addition, Killington is spending $60,000 to retrofit its diesel compressors to make them more efficient and cleaner burning.
The resort estimates this years snowmaking investment will result in direct savings of $470,000 for the coming season.
The savings come in the form of 1.45 million kilowatt-hours of electricity, 84,000 gallons of diesel fuel and a reduction of 3,452,000 pounds of carbon emissions.
Killington said it could see a full return on its investment in as little as 18 months.
From Efficiency Vermonts perspective, ski areas are really an important driver in terms of job creation, just economic activity for the state, Twigg said. This is a way were looking for them to improve their bottom line and so money theyre saving from not having to spend on inefficient snow guns is money they can use either to create jobs or reinvest, something new in terms of capital to further improve, upgrade their facilities.
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My ancestor did it for her sons. They all had the middle name Ethell. I found it very, very strange at the time but when I worked out why she'd done it, I didn't mind so much.~Boys~
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I think it's a great idea I have two sons and they both have the same middle name. They are FN MN Joseph LN and if we have a girl she will be FN MN Marie LN. It's a family tradition and I didn't want it to end. If you really like it go for it. And it has meaning to you so it' not a frivolous decision.Mom to Isaiah to Zachariah
March 1st, 2014 08:33 AM #10
http://nameberry.com/blog/valentine-...t-link-to-love know someone who all the siblings had the dads name as their middle.. they thought it was weird and a bit full of himself.
Personally, I think if you think outside the box and use some creativity you would be able to come up with something that ties them together but isnt exactly the same. Each child is unique, why not give them unique names?
I love the idea of linking children: I've done it myself. My daughters mn is Rose to honour my great aunt, and my second daughters mn is Iris to tie them together because they are both my beautiful flowers, and I love that Iris also means rainbow this is special to me as well. If we have a third daughter her mn will be Aurora and it ties in bbecause it is also colors in the sky, there is a goddess both named Iris and Aurora, and Rose is also a colour! If we have a son, the middle name Lawrence is of a river I grew up beside, so it is still a nature name.
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Why not? I'd like to add that I think Valentine is a perfectly lovely middle name!
I know of a couple whose three daughters are all named Mary(for religious and family reasons) with different middle names-they went by their middle names. I guess I wouldn't do this, but only because I think Mary is a beautiful name that I want my child to actually use.
March 1st, 2014 09:31 AM #14
I think it is completely fine. I have heard of families who have a tradition of giving all the daughters the middle name Maria. For example, Christopher O'Neill (husband of Princess Madeleine of Sweden) has a daughter named Leonore Lilian Maria, a mother named Eva Maria, a sister named Tatjana Maria Margareta Nina and nieces named Anoushka Maria Violet, Celina Maria Isabel and Milana Maria.


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One of the consequences of the growing traffic and prominence of this blog over the last few years is that people who would otherwise have probably ignored what I or my partners in blogging write now sometimes actually take notice. Nearly a decade ago, long before I joined this blog as a founding blogger, if I wrote a post criticizing something that a prominent academic said, it was highly unlikely that that person would even become aware of it, much less bother to respond to whatever my criticism was. I was, quite simply, beneath their notice, sometimes happily, sometimes unhappily.
It appears that those days might be over. Last week Dr. Daniel Kopans, a prominent Harvard radiologist and well-known long-time defender of screening mammography, sent me a rather unhappy e-mail complaining about my "attack" on him on this blog, a charge that he repeated in a subsequent e-mail. Before I publish his initial e-mail verbatim (with his permission), I would like to point out that, while it's true that I did criticize some of Dr. Kopans' statements rather harshly in my post about the Canadian National Breast Screening Study (CNBSS), even characterizing one statement as a "howler," I would hardly characterize what I wrote as an "attack." That to me tends to imply a personal attack. Using Dr. Kopans' apparent definition, what he has said and written about investigators like those running the CNBSS, as documented in my post, about H. Gilbert Welch, who published a large study in 2012 estimating the extent of overdiagnosis due to mammography, and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), the group that in 2009 suggested changing guidelines for routine screening mammography in asymptomatic women to begin at age 50 instead of age 40, would appear to also qualify as "attacks."
Be that as it may, I also wondered why Dr. Kopans hadn't noticed my CNBSS post until more than three months after it had originally appeared. Then, the day after I received Dr. Kopans' e-mail, my Google Alert on mammography popped up an article in the Wall Street Journal by Dr. Kopans entitled "Mammograms Save Lives: Criticism of breast-cancer screenings is more about rationing than rationality." That's when I guessed that someone probably had either posted or e-mailed Dr. Kopans a link to my previous post in response to that article. Given the confluence of events, I think it's a perfect time to discuss both Dr. Kopans' e-mail and his article, because they cover many of the same issues. (more…)


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im just sayin i dont think danzou could kill shisui
shisui could use inzangi and still use his eyes again the only besides madara with eternal light
I think Shisui just let his guard down since he didn't believe Itachi would attack him. He probably just killed him so fast he didn't have time to do anything. Shisui might've been strong but clearly not Itachi's level.
Originally Posted by GANGSTA KAGE
shisui could use inzangi and still use his eyes again the only besides madara with eternal light
Where did you get that from? An Uchiha that uses Izanagi loses the light forever when the self-genjutsu concludes, that's why it's forbidden.
Originally Posted by Lelo
I think Shisui just let his guard down since he didn't believe Itachi would attack him. He probably just killed him so fast he didn't have time to do anything. Shisui might've been strong but clearly not Itachi's level.
Agreed. I don't know how Itachi pulled it off, but being best friends had to help lower Shisui's guard. I also doubt that a strong Sharingan like Itachi's could fall to Shisui's doujutsu. At the same time, I wonder how Itachi killed him exactly, but I guess genjutsu was involved even though Shisui has his own Sharingan.
madara was so angry when danzou damaged shisui eye
i got it from manga when sauske and danzou fought madara said that shisui was the only uchia member to master it and eye not close read dont just look at pictures thats y they held him so hi
who cares he's dead now so lets move on, lol .
Shisui was probably pretty powerful from the very little we have been shown about him. I doubt that Itachi killed him by himself. Madara would have probably helped with that one. Unless Itachi was that much of a bad ass that it didn't matter which Uchiha he went up against 1 on 1 then I would be even more impressed.
If they have some fillers in the Anime maybe they could put something useful in it like.. wtf happened with Shisui exactly that day he died. We have like a "report" of the event. But seeing the fight would be interesting.
I am Shisui was pretty powerful. Madara desired his above all the others. His eye got one of the strongest doujutsu that is to control one's mind without one being aware of it.
Shisui death is very shadowy. I doubt Itachi would of killed him. I mean there are others way to awaken mangekyou sharingan, For example : kakashi's sharingan.
Shisui was feared and was called shisui of the body flicker. The Konoha police force would not appoint shisui if he is not capable of taking Itachi down. Danzou only had left eye of shisui... what happened to the right eye?
He was strong and famous mostly because of his powerful mind-controlling eye tech.. it was said to be the complete manipulation, undetected, unnoticed and so on.
And don't say he was weak because he lost to itachi, because itachi was on an assassination mission, stealth kill. And also they were friends, he didn't expect for that to happen so he wasn't on guard. Think of it like this.... as powerful as Naruto is even Konohamaru could stab him with a kunai in the heart and kill him right?
I guess it's the hardest thing a ninja has to do.... to fight against a friend, a close one.
Shisui and Itachi were like brothers so he let his guard down and that all it takes for Itachi to finish you no matter how powerful you are.
While they were walking Itachi easily finished him.
Originally Posted by Namikaze92
Didn't Itachi kill shisui SO he could get the mangekyou sharingan - the whole kill your best friend?
I wasn't sure, hence the paragraph that started with unless.
Originally Posted by senjuwaqas
I think it was all a cover up by danzo ,Itachi never killed shisui it was all a plan of danzo to blame itachi for shisui death and so he could have shisui sharingan and he certainly had it against the fight with sasuke remember
That makes more sense than the idea that Madara helped Itachi. If Madara helped Itachi, then Madara would've had Shisui's sharingan for sure and possibly his body too. Did they ever say who Itachi killed for the mangekyou sharingan? I know that assumption is that he killed Shisui.
Danzo could've help, shishui might've been the first casualty and itachi's proof he was down for the plan. Remember danzo did end up with one of his eyes. The other was probably destroyed in the battle.
Originally Posted by Ramen Sage
Danzo could've help, shishui might've been the first casualty and itachi's proof he was down for the plan. Remember danzo did end up with one of his eyes. The other was probably destroyed in the battle.
Danzou was a very hands-off ninja, especially with ROOT. He uses other people to fight for him.
True danzo was a hands off type of guy but in a situation like the massacre where no one survives im sure he was there, stockpiling eyes and information. I'm sure with no planned survivors other than chibi sasuke he was free to walk around and have his way.
Originally Posted by Spartan117
How powerful was shisui??? If itachi said he killed shisui? How could he have? I mean he was considered to be most talented to a point even Madara stated that his mind controlling doujutsu was very powerful.
Remember the kisame and mizukage arc. How do you think Madara was controlling the mizukage?
yes! i agree with you. i made a thread like this couple of months back. Its true he was probably the most powerful uchia than..if he was still alive who knows how powerful he would have been.
What happened to his other eye? Danzou only had one of shisui's eyes...
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Even the IHSA's one activity involving a boat has been affected by the recent heavy rains.
Faith Lutheran athletic director Drew Potthoff, who started running an IHSA Bass Fishing Sectional when he was McHenry AD, is looking for a lake to hold the Chain O'Lakes South and North Sectionals this week.
Flood levels on the Chain forced postponement of the sectionals Friday. On Monday, Potthoff was informed by the Fox Waterway Agency that no boats would be allowed on the Chain for about two more weeks.
"This is the worst flood around here since 1960, so there's no way [for Monday]," Potthoff said. "It's closed for two weeks."
Because the IHSA Bass Fishing State Tournament is set for Lake Carlyle on May 3 and 4, Potthoff is looking for alternative sites.
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Huntley, Jacobs, Johnsburg, Marian Central and Woodstock's co-op team will compete in the Chain O'Lakes North Sectional. Marengo is the other area team competing and will go to the Pierce Lake Sectional Friday in the Rockford area.
Dombrowski will join brother: Johnsburg senior Kevin Dombrowski has decided to play soccer next season at Division III Carthage College in Kenosha, Wis., which will give him a chance to play two more years with his brother Mike.
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The World Series is now tied at 1 game each as the Yankees came up with a 3-1 win over the Phillies last night. Starting pitchers Pedro Martinez and AJ Burnett both pitched well, but Burnett did a bit better. Burnett was trying to do his best Cliff Lee impersonation and except for 2 hits and a run in the 2nd inning, he did just that.
Martinez allowed 3 runs over 6 innings, but the 3rd run probably should not have happened. Martinez looked like he was done after 6 innings, but Charlie Manuel sent him out for the 7th where he allowed 2 hits with no outs and then had be to taken out. With a bullpen full of fresh arms that had not pitched in 8 days, plus the fact that Martinez has been sick for several days, he never should have started that inning. A one run lead may have been possible to overcome against the Yanks closer, Mariano Rivera, but two runs were insurmountable. Chan Ho Park allowed that 3rd run to score when he came in to relieve Martinez.
Several Phillies have been taken ill these last few weeks. Greg Dobbs was sent back to Philly early as he has the flu; Scott Eyre and Shane Victorino have both been battling illnesses as well. Eyre was in the hospital Thursday night with the flu. So with Martinez catching the bug as well, why push him?
The Phillies did get to Rivera, who was sent in for a two inning save. They managed 2 hits and a walk, proving that Mo is not untouchable. But the decision to not send the runners with two on and two strikes on Utley, who usually makes contact, cost them. The Yankees turned a double play to end the inning, although the replay showed Utley was safe at first.
Prior to that, Matt Stairs had the only RBI for the Phillies after a Raul Ibanez double. The Phillies never figured out Burnett and Ryan Howard even struck out 4 times. 3 of the top 4 hitters did not get a hit and as a team, the Phillies had 6 hits total.
So the good news is, we do not have to see Burnett again for a while and hopefully, not at all. The other good news is the Phillies are headed home where they have played extremely well this post-season. Cole Hamels will pitch on Saturday, which is Halloween. I think Cole should dress up for Halloween as "Hamels: Version 2008." Hopefully, he can scare the Yanks right out of that game.
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Still amazes me how the pitching has stepped it up a few notches, but that is creating great drama in this season's World Series.
Game 3 might be the point where this rollercoaster is going to roll towards either team. You know a CC vs Cliff re-match is only days away, and I am already excited about it.
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I certainly hope the "2008 Hamels" shows up Saturday. The 2009 version will not scare away the Yankees, but may end up scaring me!
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Yeah the thought of Hamels Saturday is a little nerve racking, but hopefully scary to the Yanks, I think he should do a good job and give the offence the opportunity to make it favorable for us…I hope
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Ha! Nice suggestion on Cole Hamels "dressing up for Halloween" : ) They might need him! circa 2008.


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A beautiful apartment with a large sunny terrace ... Perfect for a holiday in Trapani.
Nothing is missing in the apartment washing machine, iron and board, hair dryer, television, air conditioning, barbecue, ... Located in a quiet street with easy to park.
Maurilio is friendly, available when needed. We recommend this accommodation especially for the excellent value for money!
Un très belle appartement avec une grande terrasse ensoleillée... Parfait pour un séjour à Trapani.
Il ne manque rien dans l'appartement, machine à laver, planche et fer à repasser, sèche cheveux, tv, climatisation, barbecue,... Situé dans une rue calme avec facilité pour se parquer.
Maurilio est très chaleureux, disponible en cas de besoin. Nous recommandons ce logement surtout pour le rapport qualité prix excellent !
Nice studio in a very quiet area near the site of Erice. Not too far from Trapani center that features a car. Maurillio has good addresses to communicate with the famous Pizzeria Calvino that should be missed !!!
The terrace is a little more appreciated!
Studio agréable, dans un quartier calme très proche du site d'Erice. Pas trop éloigné du centre de Trapani pour qui dispose d'une voiture. Maurillio a de bonnes adresses à communiquer dont la fameuse Pizzeria Calvino qu'il ne faut rater sous aucun prétexte !!!
La terrasse est un petit plus très appréciable !
The apartment is very functional and has everything you need. It is a good base for sightseeing on the island.
Supermarket and bakery are located in the immediate vicinity. On Monday will be held on the stadium - a block away - the weekly market.
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The appartment is well located: in a quit street in Erice. We rented 2 bikes (from a shop just around the corner) and did everything by bike. The city of Trapani is near by, just about 10 minutes by bike.
For this pricerange, you couldn't get a better stay. Thanks Maurilio for a lovely stay!
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This is a lovely place to stay - we can definitely recommend it! The apartment is really well kitted out and has everything you could need (including a little gas hob, fridge/freezer, hair dryer etc.) and you get private use of the whole roof terrace, which is a lovely place to sit for breakfast or in the evening overlooking the mountains. The location is very handy for the cable car to Erice and there's good buses into town (if you can ever work out the public transport!) or it's not too expensive in a taxi. Maurilio is a great host and makes you feel very welcome - we very much enjoyed our stay!
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It's been a pretty wild offseason, and it got wilder late Sunday night, when the Steelers traded troubled wideout Santonio Holmes to the Jets for a 5th round pick.
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For the Steelers, they now have a need at WR. Third-year wideout Limas Sweed has been a major disappointment, and if he makes the team it'll probably be only because Holmes was moved. He cannot be counted on, but this move will probably extend his stay and give him another chance to make an impact. Hines Ward's 34 years old, so the Steelers don't have much for the future. Look for them to draft a wideout in one of the first three rounds, perhaps in the 1st round. It will be interesting to see which WR they take. Dez Bryant with the 18th pick would be extremely tempting if he slides that far, […]


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Rabbits: A Long-Term Commitment
Spring is in the air, flowers are showing their first blossoms, and baby animals are popping up all over the place—including at the mall. This time of year, "pet" shops do big business in Easter bunnies, sending impulsive new rabbit guardians home woefully unprepared to care for these rambunctious, quirky, and high-maintenance animals. Adopting a rabbit is no smaller a commitment than bringing a puppy or kitten into your life. If you are considering adding a bunny member to your family, please read PETA's "Caring for Rabbits" guide and make sure you don't have any symptoms of "bunny fever." Never buy a rabbit from a pet shop or breeder. Animal shelters and rabbit rescues are bursting at the seams with unwanted bunnies acquired hastily by people who did not realize that having a bunny takes a lot of time and effort!
For a sneak peek at what life with a bunny buddy is like and to make sure your family is ready for a rabbit, read these stories from PETA members who have shared their hearts and their homes with a curious cottontail:
Rabbits require much more care and attention than most people suspect. When I met my first one, Duffy, at a "pet" shop, the employees didn't tell me how to take care of him, and I thought he would be an easy, cute addition to our living room. I quickly learned that he wanted to be out and about, following us around, playing, and being part of the family—not locked up in a boring cage. I taught him to use a litter box and come when we called him, and he liked to hop up on the sofa for a nap and play in a large wooden dollhouse I had built and decorated. Little did I know that rabbits are chewers—Duffy gnawed my tasty project to bits!
Although he started out as a "classroom pet," we soon discovered that Velveteen was anything but an accessory for a science lesson. Our teeny-tiny bunny ballooned to an adult weight of nearly 10 pounds and developed the personality of a stand-up comic, the appetite of a truck driver, and the vengefulness of a shunned lover. With the addition of a baby gate, a flannel sheet, and my mom's old bathrobe, our kitchen was converted into Velveteen's living room. The pantry floor is now scattered with timothy hay, the desk alcove is a cozy place to flop on a padded doggy bed, and the rolling tea cart is a bunny balcony.
My little Max had a penchant for chewing baseboards—they were just the right height for him and they didn't move, so he could really sink his teeth into them. I tried everything to discourage this (including rubbing the baseboards with hot sauce, which just made my whole apartment smell bad) and offered him many alternatives. Max also enjoyed digging around my sofa. I became a regular at the local hardware store, buying piece after piece of carpet remnant to put under the sofa to protect the actual carpet.
Rose knows exactly where we don't want her to go and so, of course, that's where she wants to go. She waits very casually until she thinks we aren't looking, then quietly hops up into shelving units or squeezes under or behind the sofa—it's amazing how bunnies can make themselves fit into spaces you'd never think they could. If she finds something blocking her way, she tries to dig or gnaw her way through it. Bunnies are so much fun and need lots of attention every day. Rose will come up and nudge at my ankles to say, "Hey, remember me? I'd like some attention, please."
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I bought my rabbits from pets at home as they were being badly treated and I fell for them as soon as I saw them. There was a dead rabbit in the pen with them, and as much as I didn't want to support the breeder, I felt I had to give these little guys a good life, I named them Sherlock and Moriarty, sadly Mori passed from numerous medical conditions aged 9 months, but I hope I made his very short stay on this earth enjoyable and full of love, as for Sherlock, he now lives with my boyfriend's rabbits, and is enjoying the company he lost when we lost Moriarty.
The problem with breeding is simply this…no-one can predict the size of a litter therefore there will ,inevitably, be rabbits that breeders won't want/be able to "use" . Some breeders claim that they are responsible breeders and they may well be in respect of looking after their animals but what about the ones they don't want?? There are millions of unloved and unwanted rabbits in the world. Rabbit rescues do an amazing job but they are increasingly over burdened. In my opinion, it is irresponsible to add to that ever increasing problem.Rabbits take time and patience but they are the most amazingly loving and wonderful pets if we make the effort to understand what they need. My two rabbits enhance my life so much. I wish people would stop breeding rabbits and concentrate on getting the huge amount of rabbits in rescues into loving homes with owners who have done their homework BEFORE taking a rabbit on and who want an animal to love and care for not a plaything for the kids.
Rabbits are a life time commitment and I believe should not be bought from a pet store. Before moving rabbits into a different pen the cage has to be sanitized with bleach. You should never buy a rabbit then buy another for the same cage. It leads to fighting. I will not sell rabbits over easter also. I have had rabbits for 10 years now and know how to treat almost any disease that may appear. I was very surprised when PETA made an appearance at a national rabbit show I attended. I wondered why they were there. I am doing something wrong? I raise some rabbits to show, each are well taken care of and loved. I am a germafobe when it comes to my rabbit barn. I volunteer weekly at an animal shelter and am against animal abuse. Why is showing a rabbit so bad?
bunnies live longer than we think!
I agree with "Bunny Mom of Three"—where's the "caring for rabbits" page on the PETA website? Seems like there are way more people with companion rabbits than companion ferrets. Please consider giving rabbits the same "Caring" section that you provided for all other companion animals!
hey eepers, that go's for you too, i have alot of answers for you…just call though, i am terrible at typing…
scott, bunny barn rescue, nj we work with the winslow twp. animal control here also as, no-one, has a clue about bunnys!!!!!
what a shame, even the rescues are usually meaning well but, are not qualified to care for them……..
we are here for anyone for, any reason 24/7 !!! thats right, if you have a sick bunny, you better call us @ 3 am or we will be upset you didn't call sooner !!
we are totally dedicated to the care and education of rabbits and their owners……scott
hey lacy, i have a bunny shelter in nj, if you want to no more or, maybe save that poor bun, i will help as much as i can…scott
i have a rex named hershey. i just got her around mid october. the is very soft but she is alsoo verry fast. i am 12 this is my first bunny and i wondered if anyone had any tips. we let her run around our living room but she always poops on the floor. i dont know how old she is but she is not litter trainrd. i have gone to take her out of her cage ang she grunts, lunges, and tries to bite me. am i dooing something wrong? any suggestians?
Like Bunny Mom of Three said, thanks for the article! I have my two little Harlequins, Pippa & Diego, & their adopted Lionhead brother Thumper. I adore them-they're so sweet, intelligent, cheeky (!), and curious, and they all definately have individual personalities & habits. I think that's why they are so difficult to care for-they won't just sit there & do what you want-but they're definitely worth the extra bit of work!
Hey Lacy, so rabbits can't be released into the wild because they just aren't used to it. They wouldn't know what to do. I believe I read somewhere that they usually live for less than a day because of temperature, plants, predators, cars, etc. The fact that people have bred them to look different (compare a little cottontail to a rex or to a Jersery wooly, etc.) we've just altered and changed them so much.
They've never had to dig a burrow, or learn what plants were dangerous, all things wild rabbits learn young.
Lastly (I could go on, and on and on about rabbits) outdoor rabbits (poor things) are stuck in a cage. If it's hot, they're stuck. If it's cold, they're stuck. If a dog comes to eat them, they're stuck.
Being domesticated like horses, dogs, cats.. has changed them so that they will always have to depend on us to take care of them.
I just found a bunny in my local shelter yesterday and I wanted to know how difficult they were to care for before suggesting to my friends to adopt it. I was also curious as to why a rabbit wasn't just released in the wild, but then I thought it was probably just like a housecat and they don't know how to protect themselves at all after living with humans. Then I read that they're sensitive to temperature, and that was strange because bunnies haven't always been an indoor animal, they came from somewhere in the wild. What has been done to bunnies that makes them not able to live outside?
I really appreciate how you've approached rabbits as companion animals; they are a lot of hard work and take lots of dedication!
That being said, I wish that PETA would include with these words of precaution, a caring for rabbits section. Otherwise, it diminishes the value of having a rabbit as a pet.
Without my companion rabbits, I would never have become a vegetarian!
Please consider giving rabbits the same "Caring" section that you provided for all other companion animals!
i have a lop breed with long floppy ears! she loves to snuggle and has a serious attitude problem lol :))
I quickly learned with my first bunny Beau, a Mini Lop, that rabbits require a *ton* more work, attention, and care than cats and dogs. They have delicate digestive systems, very specific dietary requirements, and need specialized vets for their care. And because of their natural chewing and digging tendencies, they must be supervised at ALL TIMES when out of their pens. They're also very sensitive to temperature, so keeping them outdoors isn't a good option. Plus, they're very social creatures, and prefer to be part of the family. Bunnies are absolutely *wonderful* animal companions, but they're most certainly NOT the kind to get on a whim . . . they're delightful and fun, but they each have their own personality, can be temperamental or destructive, and require an enormous amount of daily care and attention. I wouldn't trade mine for anything, but again, it's a major commitment. And they're not necessarily good companions for children. Still, they are smart, funny, and can be the most charming furry child you'll ever have. Rabbits are perfectly persnickety, and I adore mine. 🙂


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The first album I heard with magnificent Cemetary. Here they sound more like a DoomMetal band, but not having the slow trademark (for they sound more like heavymetal if anything).
Their unique sound has become even more unique, truly amazing. Changed for what, worse or better? (the DeathMetal, almost 100% extinguished). The energy from Godless Beauty is replaced with a more reserved one. It feels more exhausted by grief, and its bitter & sweet.
Warmly recommended indeed for ones searching do mending in grieving. A more original piece of music must be hard to find. Not splendid material, but it leaves you with a most bittersweet touch,.. a sweet tragedy.
01 Bitter seed
02 Ebony rain
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Belpre has new athletic director, softball coach
BELPRE – Eastern High School grad Stephanie Evans has taken over the duties as Belpre's athletic director and head softball coach with the retirement of veteran teacher-coach-AD Ken Cox.
Evans, 31, served as the Golden Eagles' head volleyball coach for the last four years and the last two assisting Cox with the softball team.
A 1999 graduate of Eastern, where she was a standout softball and volleyball player, Evans holds both bachelor and masters degrees from Ohio University, the former in integrated language arts for education and the latter in education administration with a principal and superintendent license.
After earning her undergraduate degree from OU, Evans returned to Eastern for four years to begin her coaching career, then was at Trimble and finally for a year at Southern before coming to Belpre for the 2009-10 school year.
To be an athletic director "was one of my goals and the idea for the future when I went into education administration in grad school," said Evans. "That was something I was always interested in, as well as eventually way down the road, I would like to be a principal."
Her schedule at Belpre will allow Evans to teach seventh-grade language arts for half a day and perform her duties as AD for half a day as well.
"Being in sports has always been a part of my life," said Evans, "and that just goes hand-in-hand with administration as the athletic director, so they mesh well together."
Her athletic life took off in school at Eastern as a three-sport athlete in softball, volleyball and basketball. As a senior, Evans was the Tri-Valley Conference softball MVP as well a first-team all-district and second-team all-state selection, and was first-team all-TVC and all-district in volleyball.
With her Southeast Ohio background, Evans is already "very familiar with the coaches and athletic directors of the TVC, which is helpful. So if I get stuck with something and have a question, there's lots of people I can get a hold of to help me – as well as Ken."
She particularly singled out Cox, with Evans noting that "we worked well together, and he's done an excellent job preparing me and going through the ropes with me to get me ready. He was great in doing that for me.
"But he has big shoes to fill, because he did a great job (as AD) when he was here and is definitely going to be missed."
"But I consider myself very lucky to have the opportunity for him to teach me everything that I needed to know."
Cox officially turned in his retirement letter in February, and "I toyed around with it for while," said Evans.
"You know, 'Am I ready for this now? But sometimes, you just have to take a hold of the opportunity when it comes along, and I did, applying for the (AD) job when it was posted" and went through the interview process.
Evans said she's "getting more and more used to, and comfortable with" sitting in the athletic director's chair in the high school office. "Still, I sometimes feel weird sitting here, thinking Mr. Cox should be here and I should be over there in the other seat. But I'm liking this more and more all the time."


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I am with krystine. Nip those self conscious thoughts in the bud RIGHT NOW. If you want to go for a jog with stroller then don't let anybody's negative thoughts (even your own) stop you. You are out there trying to improve yourself. Even if you run 1 mile, that is 1 mile more than most people do in a day. Good for you.
As for diet choices, I have never been a calorie counter. Some people need that to be successful, but I think it is also important to tune into how your body feels. Learn the difference between being hungry versus wanting to eat. Also, get out of the habit of eating just because it is the right time of day. When we depend on the clock to tell us when to eat we forget to listen to what our body wants.
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July 10, 2013 —
LACKAWAXEN, PA — The National Park Service and the Zane Grey's West Society will host the 9th annual Zane Grey Festival on Saturday, July 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Zane Grey Museum.
The festival is for the entire family with many activities and events for children and adults. The Steamtown Ramblers will perform at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., and opera singer Carol Diefenbach of the Delaware Valley Opera at 12:30 p.m. Doc Miller, also known as the Cowboy Dentist, will tell stories about cowboys. Environmental groups and historical societies will display exhibits about their organizations, many of which will have hands-on activities for children. Other activities include trying your hand at roping cattle, learning how to cast a fishing rod and water safety.
Nathaniel Whitmore from the Delaware Highlands Mushroom Society will lead a wild edible and medicinal plants walk on the Zane Grey property at 11 a.m. The Lackawaxen Fire Company will be cooking hamburgers and hotdogs, and will hold the annual Lackawaxen Fireman's Carnival complete with fireworks at dusk.
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By Chelle Delaney: Freedom Newspapers
A martial arts fight promoter was arraigned Thursday in Quay County Magistrate Court on charges alleging he killed Albert "Jason" Pacheco, 31, of Tucumcari, on Feb. 1.
James Burleson, 33, of Socorro pleaded not guilty to the charges. He was released after posting a $100,000 bond.
Burleson, accompanied by his attorneys, turned himself over to authorities Thursday following the issuance of a warrant for his arrest May 25, police officials said.
Police said Burleson shot and killed Pacheco during a fight outside the Apollo Gym in Tucumcari, according to court documents.
The Quay County District Attorney's office has advanced two theories regarding Burleson's involvement in the death of Pacheco, according to the court documents. Evidence and court proceedings will determine which theory — if applicable — might lead to a conviction, records show.
The first is the death of Pacheco was second-degree murder and Burleson killed Pacheco without justification or excuse. If convicted of this charge, Burleson could face 19 years in jail.
The second is Burleson killed Pacheco without malice, "which was committed upon a sudden quarrel." If convicted of this charge, Burleson's maximum sentence could be 15 years.
According to an arrest affidavit, the men knew each other from participation in cage fighting, also known as martial arts fighting, and were to have fought in an event in Tucumcari Oct. 7, 2006.
At that time, Burleson taunted Pacheco with epithets, the document states.
"This fight did not occur but the defendant continued to taunt the decedent in his postings on MySpace.com …. and stated in his posting, … 'I'll just hit you in the parking lot,' according to the documents.


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We're in the middle of awards season! And we can't wait to see how celebrities will wear their hair to all the award shows. After all, Hollywood stars set the hair trends during this time of year.
Having a Golden Globes 2013 viewing party this weekend? Check out our quick hair tutorial to help get your locks red carpet ready!
What you'll need to recreate this beautiful Vintage Volume hairstyle:
- easiVolume hair extension by easihair (Choose a length that best matches your own hair. We used the 14" easiVolume hair extension.)
- Pin curl pins
- Hairspray
- Brush/Comb
- Curling Iron (We used the 1" Nano Ceramic Curling Iron with Smart Heat Controls.)
- Create a section from temple to temple around the back, and secure the top section with a clip.
- Attach the easiVolume hair extension. Note: Watch a video on how to apply easiVolume – the piece shown here is the 14", in color 4. (You should choose an easiVolume hair extension that best matches your hair length and color.)
- Blend your own hair over the easiVolume. Quick Tip: Before you begin curling, spray the entire head of hair with a working spray or light hold hairspray
- Curl the hair using a 1 inch curling iron. Taking sections that are equal to the barrel size of the curling iron. The tool we're using here is the 1" Nano Ceramic Curling Iron.
- Set curls in place using pin curl clips. Here's the trick: Alternate the direction of the curls along the sides and face frame area.
- Spray again with hairspray and allow the curls to completely cool.
- Once the curls have cooled gently remove all the clips.
- Back comb/tease the entire head of hair.
- Using a boars bristle brush, lightly smooth the surface of the hair to create shape. Be careful not to take the bristles to deep into the hair, doing so will remove the tease.
- 10. Direct the hair into the desired shape using the boars bristle brush and your other hand to guide the hair.
Set with a strong hold hairspray and you're ready to walk that red carpet!
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By Andy Jackson: CNJ staff writer
Prosecutors are petitioning the court to try a Clovis teen father as an adult for the death of his infant son, according to a release from the 9th Judicial District Attorney's Office.
Benito Valdez, 16, was indicted Friday by a grand jury on charges of child abuse resulting in the death of a child, child abuse resulting in great bodily injury, obstructing an abuse report and tampering with evidence, the release said.
"After a careful review of all the evidence in the case including the medical records, my staff and I have decided that this is a case that must be tried in adult court and we will seek adult sanctions," District Attorney Matt Chandler said Friday in the release.
Valdez faces a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted as an adult compared to two years in custody if tried as a child, Chandler said.
The case remains open and it is possible others could be charged in the case, Clovis Police Lt. James Schoeffel said Friday.
Officials found Christopher Valdez, 4-months, with multiple skull fractures and extensive closed head injuries, dead at his home on 901 East Brady Street on Jan. 14, the release said.
Jesus Mirelez of Clovis has said his brother told him he accidentally dropped the baby and then shook him when he noticed he wasn't breathing.
"I talked to him at court and he (cried). He (Valdez) said it was an accident. He panicked and freaked and didn't know what to do. He didn't seek help because he was scared," Mirelez said on Jan. 19.
Valdez told police on Jan. 14 he gave the child Tylenol to calm his cries, records show. The baby's mother, Delia Romero, 19, told police the baby fell to the floor off of her chest as she slept on her couch, records show.
Prosecutor Andrea Reeb said during Valdez' Jan. 18 detention hearing that the accused put the baby in a car seat after he had been shaken and was later found to be dead.
At Valdez' detention hearing Judge Stephen Quinn determined no bond be set before Friday's grand jury hearing, records show.
Valdez appeared without an attorney at his detention hearing, records show.
Valdez is being held at the Curry County Juvenile Detention Center without bond, the release said.


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Consider. Jeremy Hunt has never operated on anyone. Philip Hammond has never machine gunned anyone.
Is this really the best this lawyers' spokesman can do?
Every producer interest thinks they're they're important. Cuts should be for the less important interests.
Just to remind the lawyers and the doctors and the teachers and everyone else ... there's no more money.
Indeed, government are borrowing hand over fist. The country is plunging ever deeper into debit. Maybe, just maybe, we can't afford any longer the way our ponderous legal system is run.
Is major change going to emerge from within the legal profession? It's highly unlikely, isn't it.
So I'm glad the Ministry of Justice isn't headed by a lawyer.
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"I've been a podcast listener for over two years. It's really been a blessing and helped me grow from a cafeteria Catholic to a real one."
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I feel like this list was unnecessary. Before i clicked the link i guessed about half of the songs that would be here and got them right.
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I'm due in June with our 2nd child. I had quite a time with the overactive let down with our first. Will it happen again with my second? I don't know if it's a situational problem or a physical problem or what causes it? But I'd rather be 'normal'!
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Nothing to be too concerned about, I don't think. Definitely not on par with the severity of Bynum's injury.
A strained calf and a rolled ankle. With the professionals the Knicks have that make a living out of rehabilitating pro sports injuries, this really means d*ck all.
as long as they are minor injuries, i wouldn't worry
And here we go
This is where having the oldest team in NBA history will seriously hurt. Especially the front court.
One or two injuries and we will have to play Kurt Thomas or Rasheed Wallace 35+ minutes, or go very undersized lineup. Which is not a good plan. Especially in the post season.
I think we really needed some, young big man. Anyone. would have been a serious help
this isnt surprising and nothing to worry about the guys are being pushed harder than they have been all summer so theres going to be a little straining and soreness here and there especially with the older fellows. im looking forward to healthy no bull season.
I ain't worried about nothin, Camby, we know he's gonna get injured. Calf strain is soft but it's not a big deal. The Big Feller will be back with anger in his brain.
"The doctors are erring on the side of caution,'' Camby said. "They don't want me to go out there and hurt myself even further. [Andrea] Bargnani went through a similar thing last year — in and out of the lineup.''
The Knicks desperately needed a backup for Chandler and pursued Camby aggressively. Part of the Knicks' reasoning was to keep him away from the arch-rival Heat. In fact, Knicks assistant general manager Allan Houston, Camby's old teammate, is credited for talking him out of signing with Miami, reminding him he has Knick blood in him.
"We're still trying to be very cautious about his injury,'' coach Mike Woodson said. "No need to rush him.'
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Evening, jimmies. The Knicks practiced today after taking Tuesday to rest, and the big news is that Marcus Camby finally got to play some basketball. Today was his first day scrimmaging with the rest of the bros, which resulted in scenes like this one, via Jake Appleman:
The Prigioni/Sheed high p/r with a Camby duck-in. I might bid on a Bill Clinton saxaphone.
Yes. Yes. I like this. Meanwhile, Camby said afterward that he felt fine, and, in fact, has felt fine this whole time:
"I was ready to play in the Miami game, but I don't make those decisions," he said. "I just have to be ready when my name is called."
"I practiced last week, too, and I felt I could have helped the team," he said. "But now, we know the schedule is Friday then Tuesday, so we'll get good practice in."
That's good to hear, and yet I still think it was wise of Mike Woodson to sit Camby until he'd gotten to spin with his teammates in a controlled environment. It's crazy, but New York's system at the moment is a well-oiled machine, and you can't just toss in a new cog without testing it out first.
Anyway, I imagine we'll be seeing Camby in the near future. If not Friday, then certainly by next Tuesday. I'm excited what he can add and how the rotation shifts to include him.
I also hope his new responsibilities won't deter him from making hysterical troll faces while on the bench. That'd be a shame.
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SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — A savvy friend once referenced trying to raise more than one small child at a time by saying, "one is one and two is a hundred." The multiplier effect also relates to the accomplishment of winning consecutive Section 9 titles. So if two is a hundred by such reckoning, just what is the exponential factor for twice that number, as in the case of the Eldred boys track team, which has now won four Class D titles in a row? Or how about the Eldred girls who just garnered their fifth straight sectional track title? And most resoundingly, the mathematical algorithm to describe the Tri-Valley girls who just captured their sixth straight Class C track title in a row may well be "infinity." As Billy Crystal would say, "Simply mahvelous."
Such repetitive success is anything but accidental. Both schools have built track programs of great pedigree. As stalwart seniors such as Tri-Valley's Jimmy Bernstein, Dominique Darby and Olivia Rehm, or Eldred's Christine Donnelly, Breanna Brucher and Hunter Proscia, just to name a few, stand on the verge of graduation, they can look over their younger teammates and see the wealth of talent that will remain in the fold. Both schools have star eighth graders, not to mention a plethora of high school underclassmen ready to extend the streak come next spring.
Great coaching is key. For Tri-Valley, having icons like Joe and Missy Iatauro for nearly four decades has spawned a dynasty. The "I's" have it all right and they've got one more year to punctuate that fact before they retire in June 2013. With help from throwing guru Scott Grey and yeomen's work from assistant coaches Charles Rehm, Tyler Eckhoff and Karen Andrews, the T-V program is sound beyond measure. The Yellow Jackets have been masterfully mentored by head coach Frank Schorling, ably abetted by Don Drewett, Tom Brucher and Bill Kroohs.
At the Class C meet held at Dietz Stadium on May 23, Tri-Valley's girls outpointed second-place Liberty 208-102. Junior Mareena DiMilia was the biggest point gatherer of the day. She won the 100 hurdles (16.16), the long jump (16-1.5) and shot put (35-4.5). Olivia Rehm won the steeplechase (8:23.05). Ali Reynolds was victorious in the pentathlon (1,959 points). Liberty's Kane Sauchuk won the 110 and 400 hurdles. Rebeccah Haman won the 400 hurdles. Fallsburg's Michael Robinson took the shot put and the triple jump, while Candhace Forrest won the 100 and the 200. For full results, read the story "Six Shooters, Five Stars and Four Runners" on www.sportsinsightsny.com [1].
The next day in Middletown, the Eldred girls downed Coleman 243-159. Christine Donnelly won the 800 (2 minutes, 28.83 seconds), 1500 (5:12.62) and 3000 (11:25.38). Erika Bowring won the long jump (16 feet, 9 inches) and triple jump (33-9.5). Breanna Brucher marshaled a win in the pole vault (10-3) and 100 hurdles (17.31), while Savanna Finck won the 400 hurdles (74.76). Betu'l Albayrak won the discus (78-3). Melissa McMonagle won the pentathlon (1,539 points).
Eldred's boys beat Coleman 219-202. Hunter Proscia won the 3000 steeplechase (10:23.69), 1600 (4:43.99) and 3200 (10:12.61). Adrian Krzysztofowicz dominated the 110 hurdles (16.40) and 400 hurdles (59.64). Craig Burns won the 100 (11.42). Returning from his stress fracture hiatus, Alex Campanella placed third in the 800 and second in the 1600 and 3200 and ran a leg in the victorious 3200 relay.
In baseball, Tri-Valley won two of three from Chester to clinch its first-ever Division V title. Tyler Lopez pitched all nine innings of the 3-2 final-game win and scored the winning run in the top of the ninth. The Bears will host Chester in the Class C semifinals on May 31. Sullivan West will host a softball semifinal the same day and play the winner of Liberty-O'Neill. Liberty's baseball team travels to Burke on May 30 for a quarterfinal clash with the Eagles. In golf, Fallsburg's Richie Elliott, Danielle Stratton and Brooke Rappaport qualified for states. Eldred eighth grader Dave Powers made it as the first Yellow Jacket to reach the state tourney.