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Had a great experience at this location...server was very aware about GF options and double checked with me about a few things our table ordered, to be sure I wouldn't be eating those dishes. Had the Mongolian beef and chicken lettuce wraps off the gf menu...the gluten eaters at our couldn't even tell the difference!
Enjoyed an early dinner on a Wednesday. I ordered GF Singapore Street Noodles (a bit dry, not enough sauce) and GF Spicy Chicken (just right). Shared some with my date. For the most part, I find PF Chang's to be consistently safe for me, a Celiac, and the food is tasty. Service at this location at that time was not very attentive, even though it wasn't busy. So for this visit, 4 of 5 stars.
My daughter has celiac. We have eaten here 4 times. The 1st 3 times she did not have a reaction, but the last time was quite severe.
I've eaten here twice now and I have so much more confidence in this location than others. The staff was completely knowledgable and paying close attention to the details. 0 reaction and great food. Will be back again for sure.
Nice Gluten free menu, great food, children friendly, one of our favorite.
Lots to choose from on the gfree menu and they're always adding more. Staff is very knowledgable and well trained. Eat here all the time and have never gotten sick!
Excellent food and great selection of gluten free meals. The staff is very knowledgable about their gluten free items.
215 Interstate 20 Frontage Road, Arlington, TX 76018
Awesome selection of gluten free stuff. I actually work here and only recently became celiac. Because I work here I know that they do not cross contaminate and take extra precautions when making food for ANY allergy or need. Great selection of good food!
Honeygo Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21236
Separate gluten-free menu. I like how allergy food comes out on special plate. Food is really good.
7463 SW Bridgeport Rd., Tigard, OR 97224
Prior to my last couple visits I would've 5 stared them. Got severely glutened my last 2 times dining out. Goes to show the kitchen needs to be reeducate. I hope they can pull it back together ASAP. It's been my go to place!
61 Fortune Drive, Irvine, CA 92618
wrong address! I'm ended up driving to a person's house!
575 East University Parkway A-20, Orem, UT 84097
I got sick eating here. They aren't careful about cross contamination. So sad because the food is delicious.
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Plenty of choices and no adverse issues for this celiac.
71800 California 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Have eaten here several times. Food is always good. May have had a mild reaction one time when they were extremely busy.
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
We have a PF Changs near where we live, and I love eating there. I always eat the chicken fried rice. Their gluten-free selection is great, and everything is always cooked to order. Very yummy food.
7341 Corporate Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70809
Always great and they're so helpful!
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Great menu and always helpful!
Town Center Drive, Collegeville, PA 19426
Only place in the area to get GF chinese, and a huge selection at that! Never saw such a huge GF menu at a mainstream chain restaurant. Bravo! My girlfriend will be happy to have some chinese leftovers at home :)
4100 George J Bean Pkwy, Tampa, FL 33607
Same gluten menu as all other PF Chang's
2633 Edmondson Road, Cincinnati, OH 45209
Great GF menu options!
721 Easton Road, Warrington, PA 18976
Excellent option for Celiac's. Consistent in quality GF options. New expanded GF menu - GF Fried Rice is really good.
301 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera, CA 94925
Called ahead, a separate (but fairly limited) GF menu. They prepare the GF stuff in a separate wok, serve the food on dedicated plates. Won't know until later if I got glutened by I feel fairly good about it.
13700 N Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73134
Let the server know you have Celiac and you will be good to go. Excellent service and we visit as often as we can. As someone diagnosed with Celiac I would highly recommend this restaurant as a safe place to eat that is happy to accomodate the gluten free option. Never been sick by cross contamination when eating here.
174 West 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
My favorite is the street noodles. Perfection.
12071 Elm Creek Blvd., Maple Grove, MN 55369
love this place. great options and good food. no reactions. food comes on a plate specifying gluten free
8601 Keystone Crossing, Indianapolis, IN 46240
they do a great job here, care is taken, dedicated tools and even plates are used. You can be assured you gluten free meal is safe. I recommend the changs spicey chicken
476 Smith Haven Mall, Lake Grove, NY 11755
They have some gluten free, wish there were more options. But what I have ordered has been good. They are good with making sure it is gluten free.
1885 N Hwy 17, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Great food but be diligent as not all servers are super attentive about the gluten free stuff. Management is very aware of the importance and they are great.
901 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33130
Im just a limey from blighty who was very grateful to be able to eat at p f changs back in march. Im coeliac. My wife and i were going on a cruise from ft laudedale and stayed at the Hyatt Regency down the road. I did my research, found pf chang and decide we'd eat there when we arrived from the uk. I enjoyed my meal very much, thanks. Unfortunately my wife, who could eat anything as she is not coeliac, couldnt find anything she liiked on the menu. Disaster for me, but well done p f chang and thank you very much.
233 Summit Boulevard, Birmingham, AL 35243
Great food and celiac safe! Be sure to let them servers know of your medical needs.
125 Westchester Avenue, White Plains, NY 10601
Got sick before I got home. Can't trust them anymore.
17905 Haggerty Rd., Northville Township, MI 48167
Super knowledgeable and helpful wait staff. The waitress I had was actually celiac like me. The egg drop soup is GF on its own and they have a separate fryer for GF dishes like fried rice.
14681 West McDowell Road, Goodyear, AZ 85395
I feel the staff is very knowledgeable and amazing. The food is flavored great. The portions can be a little bigger for the price. I'm not a big girl but I can finish my meal. My meal was $17. That's with no tax or drink, etc. The food is pricey but I won't get sick. So doing it once in a while is worth it.
321 West Katella Avenue #120, Anaheim, CA 92802
So many options! They even have separate plates. If you order a gf dish and it comes out with a PF change logo on it, you know that they got the memo! Also, their ramekins are red for gf soy sauce. Love this place!
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
GF menu, knowledgeable staff, great food, great place.
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
Safe and reliable and yummy with very friendly wait staff. Seems like a different menu than the mainland PF Chang's (I've only been to one other location) but I didn't have a reaction, so it was all good.
18250 Tomball Parkway, Houston, TX 77070
Revision: the menu changed and so many options are gone. I'm very sad! 11/16 10/15 So thankful for the gluten free menu here. I love eating out and this is a family favorite. The are so good at making sure the food is served gluten free. They even use specific plates for items that are GF. Lots of items to choose from
17455 Biscayne Boulevard, North Miami Beach, FL 33160
Always careful about gf! Good option for celiac!
1 Galleria Drive, Buffalo, NY 14225
Excellent. Finally a restaurant I feel safe eating at. Thank you. Had the ginger chicken with broccoli and white rice for lunch. Large portion could of split it. Staff was friendly and didnt act put out when ask for gluten free menu. Will be back.
307 Sail Pl, Annapolis, MD 21401
I informed the waitress about my celiac, ordered, ate, and spent the rest of my visit in the bathroom. I was sick for a week.
4551 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
This particular store didnt give me the confident feeling I get from the one back home. Got the gf beef and broccoli and gf chicken fried rice (kids menu, you get a lot more than adult menu and way cheaper). Didnt get sick, so thats a plus.
17390 Hall Road R-103, Charter Township of Clinton, MI 48038
The egg drop soup, fried rice, street noodles and dessert are amazing! Never got sick from eating here.
5180 S Kietzke Ln., Reno, NV 89511
The gluten free menu is respectable. I've had the Street Noodles twice and they are quite good. The gluten free items are served on dishes that have a ring on them. Very tasty and no problems.
1125 Fashion Drive, Nanuet, NY 10954
This place was terrible. Not only were the people at the front completely clueless about gluten free and cross contamination, but they brought out one of our gluten free entrees with a gluten filled appetizer item (deep fried, battered string bean) sitting in our gluten free entree. I requested that they be very cautious from the beginning and they were not. We couldn't even get out water refilled.
2237 Deming Way, Middleton, WI 53562
Nice selection of gluten free items to choose from. Even though we had asked the waiter for the GF menu and my son ordered off it, when we ordered lettuce wraps, he assumed regular and we had to correct the order for GF. Not his fault really since I didn't specify, so be sure you make your order clear. The GF dessert was DELICIOUS!
439 Cool Springs Blvd., Franklin, TN 37067
it was so nice to go out for dinner and have choices on what to order. there were even two desserts to choose from! I can't say my waiter was too interested in waiting on us but he conveyed gluten-free to the kitchen so that's the most important part. the meal was delicious. I can't wait to go back again
5 Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg, IL 60173
I've ate here for years and never got sick. Food is always the gold standard of Asian here. The Changs Chicken and Mongolia Beef are great go to items but honestly everything I've tried there is good. Everyone says I'm picky though so it must be good. I was really excited about the GF lemon sponge cake with whipped cream and fresh berries. It was beyond supurb 2 of the 3 times I had it there. Once it tasted like it sat in fridge too long. I have no problem informing staff if food is poor quality though and of course things get fixed thst way.
1095 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Delicious! I love their new menu, the spicy chicken dish is wonderful! I have eaten here multiple times and have never been sick! Pei Wei (sister company) is also delicious!
2700 Southdale Circle, Edina, MN 55435
Gluten free menu! Delicious!
175 Harvey St, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
I was sick before I left tonight. I was hoping to have a stress free dinner and that was not the case.
160 Walt Whitman Rd, Huntington Station, NY 11746
Plenty of selections and very tasty!
219 Westshore Plaza, Tampa, FL 33609
Never been glutened here.
10081 Gulf Center Drive, Gulf Coast Town Center, Ft. Myers, FL 33913
I had gone to this location a night they were offering free sushi, so I should have suspected that there was risk of cross contamination, but our waiter was very knowledgeable about the gluten free menu and was confident that my meal would be completely gluten free. I ordered the GF lettuce wraps and Mongolian beef and got horribly sick that night, probably the worst that I have ever been "glutened." I'm not sure if it was cross contamination or made with the wrong sauces but judging by the other reviews this isn't the first time this has happened. I would be very cautious when ordering from here and the only reason I'm rating 2 stars is because my waiter was very clear he was going to inform the kitchen.
4165 S Paradise Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89169
Great choices and service. Like all PF Chang's I've visited.
26 Schenck Parkway, Asheville, NC 28803
Great place to eat, several gluten free options on the menu! very knowledgeable!!
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
I needed a quick, late night meal and they didn't disappoint. They had good options and I had no reaction to my meal.
7894 N Blackstone Ave., Fresno, CA 93720
Great service, great selection on gluten free menu and yummy dessert options.
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yogi wrote:Hey, you said 60's and I gave you how the best HC of the era handled his QB.
If you wanted a late 70's, 80's example, how about Bill Walsh. When he drafted his under-sized and barely average arm stregth QB in the 3rd round, he always put his young QB in situations where he had a good chance to suceed. Success according to Walsh would build the kid's confidence and the team's confidence in the kid QB. I'm sure you know that QB was Joe Montana.
Slightly different philosophy that Walsh had than Parcells.
Of course our HMFIC came from the Walsh tree so.....
True. I guess I was just trying to say that there have been many different types of successful Head Coach-QB relationships. I wouldn't say that one way is necessarily better than the other (although I bet the QB's prefer the Bill Walsh approach).
But even your story showed the difference between today's player and the 60's era player - Starr aired his issue with his coach behind closed doors, McCoy talked about his to the media. Even if he feels that way, he needs to keep that kind of talk under wraps.

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May 16, 2014
The beginning of summer is a great time to do these mostly once-a-year cleaning jobs. Read more >>
January 22, 2014
If so, mark your calendar for Tuesday March 11, 2014 and plan to attend...
This program is a practical look at ethical decision making. Instead of relying on "gut feel", the process contained in this program takes the decision-maker through several filters which ensure that all parties affected by the decision will be considered. This class is designed to help provide and encourage sound decision making in not only your business ventures but also in your personal lives as well.Read more >>
October 1, 2011
When you are dealing with flooding or water damage you need to know that qualified help is on the way, and that your home will get back to normal as fast as possible. Most major insurance carriers will allow the following services on a pre-approved basis with a set dollar limit not to be exceeded until further approval is granted. Read more >>
August 1, 2011
Your hotel room is your home away from home, with a few exceptions — hundreds of strangers from every corner of the world have slept there, and the hotel staff may not have the same standards of cleanliness that you do at home. It's nice to have someone fold up your towels and make your bed while you're out exploring the world, but in terms of sanitization, a neatly made bed does not equal a germ-free room.Read more >>
May 12, 2011
If your home isn't water tight, this isn't something you can ignore. Beyond the possibility of mold, long-term water damage can cause rot, which can lead to all kinds of expensive repairs to the structure of your home. Water damage can never be 100 percent completely prevented from starting in a home, so think and act ahead and consider these ten areas in your home to watch. The average homeowner is more likely to experience a water damage related loss than nearly any other type of major claim including fire.Read more >>
March 24, 2011
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March 20, 2011
Now that we've looked at the four fundamental questions that will guide the restorative drying process, we're ready to examine the first basic step: evaluation
March 3, 2011
Last time we left off asking these questions for the process of restorative structural drying;
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2. How wet is it?
3. Is it drying? and
4. Is it dry?
The first question, "what is wet?" is not as simple as it sounds. The answer to this question rarely stops at what we can see or feel. For example, we may be able to see that the carpet is wet, but we also need to know if the sub-floor beneath the carpet is wet. We may be able to see that the drywall is wet, but we also need to know if the insulation is wet. Some things we can see, like the bubbled drywall tape or the obvious water staining on the ceiling. But some things we can't see. In addition to the obvious areas like walls, ceilings and floors, a restorative drying specialist will also evaluate adjacent and hidden areas for water migration and saturation. Such areas might include the interior of wall cavities, the areas under cabinets or fixtures and the HVAC system. Here a technician looks for water inside the ducting by lifting a floor register cover.Read more >>
February 11, 2011
Most people outside the insurance and restoration industries believe that water damage is caused by severe storms, flash floods or hurricanes. Yet those of us in the industry know that most water damage claims result from other causes and that they are quite frequent. In fact, most of us will experience water damage in our own home at least once during our lifetime.
Common Causes of Water Damage:
There are a variety of circumstances that can cause water damage in a home. In a fire loss situation, the fire department may introduce gallons of water to a structure to extinguish a fire causing additional damage. Accidents happen and even otherwise conscientious people sometimes don't realize the potential consequences of carelessness. Would you believe that many hotels have actually begun to post signs on the sprinkler heads in guest rooms that say, "Do not hang clothing here"? Faulty, damaged or poorly maintained plumbing can produce a broken pipe or a toilet that overflows. A construction defect can result in a roof leak or a crack in the foundation that allows moisture to penetrate. Among the most common causes of water damage are broken washing machine hoses and ice maker supply lines. Natural disasters like severe storms, floods and hurricanes are obvious culprits. And in rare cases, an ill-considered prank or vandalism is to blame.Read more >>
December 28, 2010
Fighting fires often requires substantial quantities of water, in many cases spreading to parts of the structure not affected directly by the fire. The problem is often compounded when the fire (and water) damaged home is boarded up and left unattended while adjusters and contractors prepare estimates. Any delay in initiating proper drying procedures leads to a substantial increase in the amount of damage. As with all water damage, emergency procedures should be initiated as soon as possible to reduce primary and secondary damage.Read more >>
December 27, 2010
Water damage is "any water that causes the usefulness, or future use or value of any property to become impaired by water." For example, if a gallon of water is spilled over a hundred square feet of carpet, it will do little damage. If an aquarium breaks on the same carpet, it will certainly cause damage. If the water is contaminated, the water damage will be even more serious.Read more >>
December 22, 2010
Ever since Noah's flood, unwanted water has plagued people. Most early water damage was caused by structural leaks and rising rivers. Buildings resistant to natural elements must have been a high priority in early civilizations. While man has learned to construct more water resistant buildings, interior water damage is more likely than ever. Between plumbing, porous finishing materials and fine furnishings, this combination creates a perfect environment for water and humidity damage.
Water damage occurs more often than most people realize. In fact, average homeowners will have at least one water damage experience during their lifetimes. Natural causes of water damage from hurricanes, rivers and coastal flooding still occur and are the most devastating. Yet the most common causes of water damage include frozen pipes, faulty appliances and fixtures, faulty or damaged plumbing, accidents or negligence, faulty or damaged construction, and willful misconduct or vandalism.Read more >>


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100 Miles to Redemption - Page 3
We ran into Juli, a friend of mine who was doing her first 100-miler. She was in a low spot. She told me she'd already cried twice and I told her to suck up some of my energy and push on. She did just that. Turns out, her pacer couldn't keep up and she dropped him.
The temps dropped to 50 degrees with a cold, steady rain (we found out later a lot of people dropped due to hypothermia). I said to Dave, "We will just have to run faster to stay warm." He agreed. We pressed on.
We tackled the big hills in the mud as best we could. That meant two steps forward, one step back. We finished the lap on schedule and I grabbed a small bite to eat and headed back out just before the sun started to move up in the sky. Somewhere near Richie's Haven, Dave realized he'd passed the 26.2 mile mark, which was the farthest he'd ever run before. A few miles down the line I passed the 62-mile mark, the farthest I'd ever run. At 9:10 a.m., I saw my crew. We kept moving forward, loving every minute of the uncharted territory.
When Dave dropped me off for my next pacer Mike, he'd just finished his first 50K. I gave him a hug and said thank you and keep moving. To keep me moving, Mike played music on his phone and told me to stay close enough to hear it. If I got more than a dozen steps behind him I couldn't hear the lyrics so I kept up. He has long legs and he was only walking. I warned him before he said he would pace me that it would be late in the game and I would be struggling to keep up with him. He still agreed. He's good at fast walking. Every time I asked him if we are on pace he said yes.
I forced myself to run the flat sections but still needed more and more walk breaks. I didn't feel like chatting and could only produce one-word answers. I didn't have the energy to talk. The climbs and descents became increasingly hard.
We crossed the start/finish line for the fifth time just under 24 hours later. I had one loop to go! My crew posted a photo on Facebook saying I ws looking good and had an excellent attitude. I started losing time, unable to get my feet to do much more than a shuffle. My left shin started to hurt. I felt a blister pop. My feet were so swollen I wanted to loosen my shoes but also didn't want to waste a minute. I touched the orange "remarkable" bracelet on my arm and drew energy from it.
My back and neck were getting sore. I leaned on a tree from time to time trying to stretch it out. I almost fell a few times, but luckily, didn't. I thanked my trail angel, Joyce, for that.
The temps were mid-60s, perfect. My clothes dried from the overnight rains. I never bother to change into anything fresh. Still, I kept losing time and Mike kept telling me that I was still on pace. Next time I saw my crew, Eric asked how I was doing. I told him that my shin hurt. He said, "No, it doesn't." He told me to keep moving and so I did. A mile down the road, though, a sharp pain shot through my shin. I thought it might be the end of my race. I yelled and Mike instructed me to keep moving forward. A few miles later Juli blew past us with a new pacer and a whole lot of energy. I never saw her again. The author with crew and pacers after finishing.
Somewhere in mile 99, after hallucinating for several miles, I saw the campfire at the tent closest to the woods. I screamed out in joy. I was given a peace-sign finisher medal, an awesome belt buckle and a hat. A bottle of champagne was produced. Hugs and toasts with several of my ultrarunning fiends, crew and pacers. I told my husband I will NEVER run another 100-miler. His response? "We will talk about it tomorrow." I woke up after nine hours of sleep and still couldn't comprehend what I did. I held the buckle. It seemed so unreal. Who am I? I am just a normal person. I love running. I had a goal. I ran 100 miles. I finished in 29 hours 28 minutes 26 seconds. I was close to last, and that was fine with me. 149 people registered for the 100-mile race. Only 69 finished. I was number 63.
They say in ultras that there are three kinds of people at the finish line: The competitors, the runners and the survivors. I'm not sure if I am a runner or a survivor, I'm just glad I finished.
Eric wakes up and asks me what is on my mind. I simply say the name of the next race on my radar, Burning River 100.
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Nana's Cinnamon Rolls
- 2 (1/4-ounce) packages dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water
- 4 eggs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 5 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- Filling:
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 stick butter, melted
- 3/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup raisins
- Glaze:
- 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- 3 tablespoons milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Spray a large mixing bowl with nonstick spray.
Dissolve yeast in water in a bowl of a standing mixer with dough hook. Let sit for 5 minutes.
In a large measuring cup beat together eggs, sugar and salt. Whisk in egg mixture to the bowl of yeast. Add 1 cup flour and mix until smooth. Add melted butter and mix well. Add remaining 4 cups of flour in stages and mix until stiff dough is formed. Add dough to greased bowl. Place bowl in a warm area with a towel on top. Let rise until it doubles in size, about 1 hour.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Grease a 9 by 13 by 2-inch pan
On a cutting board, sprinkle 2 tablespoons flour. Punch down and roll out dough to approximately 12 by 15-inch rectangle. Spread with butter. Sprinkle sugar, cinnamon, pecans, and raisins. Roll dough into a large pin wheel cylinder and cut ends off the roll. Cut into 8 portions. Put in greased pan, pin wheel side down and let rise to double in size. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes until browned evenly. Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely.
Mix in medium size bowl with whisk until smooth.
Drizzle glaze over on top of the cooled rolls.
Recipe courtesy of The Neelys
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In today's world, tolerance is king. And there's no greater tolerance issue than homosexuality. Activists have changed the way mainstream society—politics, business, education, the media—thinks about homosexuality. They've also changed the way many churches and denominations think about it.
Where do you draw the line? More to the point, where does the Bible draw the line? In Homosexuality and the Bible, John MacArthur challenges popular views about how Christians should interact with homosexuals—and what God thinks of homosexuality.
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Christian Boarding School for Girls Who are Struggling
The Highlands Girls Academy is a residential therapeutic Christian boarding school for teenage girls struggling with life-controlling issues. We offer a structured therapeutic Christian environment that emphasizes character development, spiritual growth and personal responsibility. Our non-profit program is designed to develop the entire young girl spiritually, socially, academically and physically.
For over 5 years, our Christian boarding school for girls has shown that a personal relationship with Jesus Christ changes people's lives. To that end, students participate in chapel services, local youth group, and in biblical studies. We surround our students all day long with a Christian environment to help facilitate life change through the witness and guidance of our staff and counselors.
Our therapeutic program and boarding school entails counseling; both individually and in group meetings. Students in our boarding school are challenged to interact with school and counseling staff and their peers. It is an environment that balances discipline with personal responsibility to create a positive peer culture. Our goal is to help students to make positive choices based as a result of a genuine change of heart. Community service, special projects and outings also help our boarding school students change their focus to serving others.
We are a non-public Christian boarding school registered with the State of Missouri Department of Education. Apex Learning is accredited through AdvancED, the parent organization of The Northwest Accreditation Commission (NWAC). These organizations bring together educators worldwide who support the quality academic standards required by colleges and universities.
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Parks put out, but still planning
At the midday parks committee meeting Tuesday, Minot's Forestry Department unveiled a plan for a new nature playground at Camp Owetti in Oak Park. The proposal was given by city forester Brian Johnson, who developed the plan with an assistant after making sure the idea would be in compliance with voluminous state health and saftey regulations concerning parks and playgrounds.
Johnson envisions "something simple and about nature," currently involving four stations placed along the Camp Owetti area walking trail. These would be geared toward specific age groups ranging from 5 to 12 years, with a lookout center; log tunnel and natural balance beam; natural weaving trails; and a log fort featuring tree cookies, which are cuttings that allow children to learn about tree rings.
"We'd be the first in the state of North Dakota to have something like this," Johnson said of the park. "I think it'd be a real honor." He went on to briefly describe the construction involved, a project the Forestry Department could do itself using "logs we cut, though they would have to be cured for bugs and rot." No trees would need to be felled, and the park would not be overly near to the Girl Scouts camp that shares the trail. The park would be a low-maintenance, low-cost project with the potential for future additions as needed. "There are tons of things we can do," added an enthusiastic Johnson.
Johnson wants the park to reflect an emphasis on fun outdoor activity, "trying to get (kids) out of the house and back outside." With national concern over child obesity increasing, Minot is one of many communities across the country taking steps to thin its kids back out. In its most recent survey in 2007, the National Survey of Children's Health estimated about one in four North Dakota children are overweight or obese. While relatively that figure is lower than many states, it is still much higher than the average even a generation ago. When studies on the subject began in 1980, only one in 16 children were obese.
In addition to providing a fun place to play, the different stations would also provide educational information geared toward younger children. If approved, the department feels the project could be completed in time for Arbor Day celebrations next year. Work would begin "right away in the spring," Johnson said.
"It seems like a good idea to me," agreed commissioner John Drady, who recommended moving the plan forward for more thorough consideration at this month's board meeting. The motion was carried without dissent.
Other matters under discussion included setting a timetable for how long the Minot Park District will hold its meetings at the Roosevelt Park Zoo's new visitor center. While ordinarily such formal discussions are held at the Minot Municipal Auditorium, there has been a scarcity of space since Erik Ramstad Middle School had to relocate there after the 2011 flood. The school is expected to move into new facilities this fall. Park district meetings will continue to be held at the zoo through May, when the school year ends.
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Posted on 01/02/2013 12:46:36 PM PST by bayouranger
Iranian officials tell citizens to vacate city located near nuke site
Iranian officials have instructed residents of Isfahan to leave the city, renewing concerns that a nearby nuclear site could be leaking radioactive material.
An edict issued Wednesday by Iranian authorities orders Isfahans one-and-a-half million people to leave the city because pollution has now reached emergency levels, the BBC reported.
However, outside observers suspect that the evacuation order may corroborate previous reports indicating that a uranium enrichment facility near Isfahan had been leaking radioactive material.
Tehran went to great lengths in December to deny these reports, telling state-run media outlets that the rumors about leaking and contamination at Isfahans [Uranium Conversion Facility] are not true at all.
November reports indicated that a radioactive leak might have poisoned several workers at the nuclear plant, which converts highly toxic yellowcake uranium into material that could be used in the core of a nuclear weapon.
The head of Irans emergency services agency said at the time that residents have no reason to worry about possible contamination resulting from a possible leak.
Stories about the potential leak soon disappeared from state-run news websites, Trend reported in late November.
Iranian officials denied that a leak has occurred and blamed Western media outlets for creating tumult in the region.
Wednesdays evacuation order is now fueling concerns that Iranian officials are trying to hide something, including further fallout from a possible radioactive leak.
Pollution in Isfahan is a problem but in the past, Iranian authorities respond by closing schools and the government to keep people at home and let the pollution dissipate, not by evacuating people, said Michael Rubin, a former Pentagon adviser on Iran and Iraq who has written about Isfahans battle against pollution.
Mass evacuations suggest a far more serious problem, Rubin explained. There are two possibilities here: There is a radiation leak and the regime is lying or there is really bad pollution and no one believes the regimes explanations.
Rubin also pointed out that Iranian officials have a history of lying to both Western officials and their own citizens.
It remains unclear whether the technology has been properly inspected for safety because Iran has denied Western officials access to many of its nuclear sites.
The nuclear site at Isfahan has been targeted for attack in the past.
An unexplained explosion at the plant in 2011 is reported to have damaged the facility.
The nuclear plant also sits on an active fault line. The city of Isfahan has been destroyed at least six times from past earthquakes, a point of concern among regional experts.
Given that Iran is on an earthquake zone and has lost tens of thousands of people with regularity suggests that a devastating nuclear accident is only a matter of time, said Rubin.
Say what . . . ? They can't tell their citizens to die of radiation poisoning for Allah? (Oh yeah; no Jews or Christians to kill that way.)
Hmmm, maybe the mad mullahs will turn their country into a radioactive wasteland all by themselves. OK by me.
Hmmmm, They have a state run meida like ours.
whoa, if true this is big news, this is a big city in a strategic area
the dickhead Rev Guards do not have the technical know-how or sophistication to handle a nuc emergency as well as Japan or even Russia
Check which way the wind blows
I'm sure Israel will be blamed if that happens (so they might as well make it happen?). Inject Liquid Into the Ground: . . . As seismologist Dave Wolny explained, "If you are doing deep well injection, you are altering the stress on the underlying rocks and at some point, the stress will be relieved by generating an earthquake."
well, this is interesting, radiation leak eh?
Isfahan is a pretty big city — that is going to be a big mess....
Homer Simpson in a mufti or Mossad?
We wish you a hot new year, Iran...
Insert photo of Baghdad Bob here.
And he got 3 eyes and a foot long nose,
And when you turn off the lights, he glows.
Time to open uo Iranian Rev Guard Civil Defense Plan #1:
"Run away! Run Away Veddy Veddy Quickly"!
Seriously if I was a conspiracy freak I can see the so-called "Hillary Clinton secret mission" to meet Achhmadinjad last month as an effort to offer some US techical assistance to control this situation, since possibly the entire Persian Gulf could be affected
Don't worry, the radiation will only hurt the JOOOOS. Allah will protect the true believers.
for sure
Explosion Near Irans Isfahan Nuclear Plant Reported
January 2, 2013 4:54 pm
Maybe a criticality accident. It's hard to imagine a leak of UF6, uranyl nitrate or anything like that resulting in the evacuation of a city - especially in a third-world craphole. OTOH a criticality with lots of nasty fission products could. Liquid system criticalities might have multiple excursions.
Welcome to the nuclear club! Remember kids, mass, moderation, geometry.
"maybe the mad mullahs will turn their country into a radioactive wasteland all by themselves"
More likely nuked by computer virus making machines go mad.
Very interesting.
I have a couple of sources in Istanbul, journalists, (well, a lot of sources in Istanbul, actually) who have military sources in Ishfahan and Tehran. I just inquired to them about this story.
I wonder what sort of info they'll dig up.
"Stux" to be them, methinks.
1.5 million people is a lot of folks.
I always kinda hoped that GWB would flip a few nuclear cruise missiles at the enrichment sites, just before he left office. I fantasized his cover story: "We warned those stone aged misfits that plying with nukes was dangerous. Now they've gone and blown themselves up." Who would have argued once the deed was done?
The way it's going, maybe the cavemen will save us the trouble. Sure would be a shame if these jihadists blew themselves up in the end.
By the way, he was *way* ahead of his time in shopping at JC Penney's...
Iranian nuclear officials are being secretive about the nature of an incident in the Iranian Isfahan nuclear plant that sent many staff members to nearby hospital emergency rooms Wednesday.
>I always kinda hoped that GWB would flip a few nuclear cruise missiles at the enrichment sites, just before he left office.<
GWB would have done the country an infinitely greater favor had he questioned Bambi's eligibility before he left office. Even today, he knows where the truth lies.
It's too late now — the Ship of State struck the iceberg on 11/6/2012.
Historically, once a great city.
I wanted to see the buddhas in Afghanistan. They're gone.
Sigh. Radioactive blue mosque. http://anthr.religion.nielsonpi.com/media/Isfahan_Madrasa-i_Shah.jpg Sigh.
I also wanted to see Merv. It's already destroyed, guys. Sigh.
Then there's Baku.
And the Syrian caves that are part of the iconoclastic controversy.
SHTF in Isfahan?
Baghdad Bob: "There is no radiation leak here. These rumors are false" as videotape melts and transmission stops.
Have any mullahs evacuated to France or elsewhere out of Iran?
Where is "Imadinnerjacket"?
Maybe she went in to inspect the leak...
Not a cool way to ring in the New Year...at least, not OUR new year.
I would have made an immediately obvious Monty Python reference, but wasn't sure someone hadn't done so, and was too sleepy to check.
Thanks bayouranger.
G'night all, Happy Perihelion Day.
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Remember, I drafted Armando Benitez and Danny Graves last season and still finished tied for 3rd in saves.
Take a look at the collection of stiffs + Carlos Beltran in your outfield there pal.
Remember where all that smack talk got you last year?
Not overly concerned? There are no closers left, and you've yet to draft a reliever. That said, there are a lot of young guys still out there that I like to assume closer roles my mid May.
And when your infield is Derek Lee, Weeks, Furcal, Barmes, and David Wright ... you can afford to take some risks in the OF.
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I'm getting a headache trying to figure this out. Any help would be greatly appreciated...
I have a 20sec ringtone, which is in mp3 format, on my Mac desktop. I already put the tone on my android phone, but i also want to save it into my iTunes library. Somebody please explain to me how to do this. I can't understand GarageBand, so i guess that's out. Thanks for any help.
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1. Find a ringtone. It has to be 45 seconds or less).
2. Download the ringtone to your desktop
3. Open iTunes and go to your Preferences (might be called Settings on Windows) > Advanced Tab > Importing sub-tab > Find where it says "Import Using" and set it to AAC encoder.
4. On a Mac, double click it and it will automatically add to your iTunes library and start playing. On a PC, it will most likely open WMP automatically, so just drag it to your iTunes library.
5. Find the rintone you just dragged to your iTunes library and right click it, then select "Convert to AAC."
6. It will create a duplicate of the ringtone in AAC format and should start playing it automatically.
7. Drag the file to your desktop. (Since the new AAC format ringtone starts playing automatically, it will have a speaker next to it, which makes it easy to determine which file you need to drag)
8. Delete the two copies of the ringtone from your general Music list (you don't have to, but I don't think you want ringtones randomly playing next time you do a song shuffle...)
9. See that ringtone you just dragged to your desktop? It should be "songname.m4a." Now, simply change the file extension to .m4r. You can leave the file name alone, or you can make it whatever you want, the important thing is that you change the extension to .m4r.
10. On a Mac, double click it and it will auto add to your Ringtones list in iTunes. On a PC, you may have to manually drag it to the list.
You're done. You now have custom ringtones on your iPhone for free, and they can be whatever sounds you can find... as long as they are shorter than 45 seconds.
I know it looks like a bunch of steps, but it isn't. The whole process takes maybe 30 seconds after you do it once or twice
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Re: mp3 into iTunes
O.K. I got it done. Used GarageBand, but had to watch a tutorial first. The person giving the tutorial, was about 11 years old! God, that makes me feel old.LOL
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Glad u were able to get ur ringtone.
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In short: good as everIn full: I've been running this one since 2002 and it's the same every year, in a good way. Well done it's nice to have a road race with no chips no fuss just a great course and good atmosphere.I'll be back for there 50th next yearDate of review: December 14, 2008
In short: Great annual race that can push beginners onIn full: Mostly uphill for the first half then downhill most of the way back. Always a great feeling to reach the half way point in this race!A great race to push people on from the routine 10k'sVery scenic when the fog lifts!Date of review: December 14, 2008
In short: Still need to sort out the finish! slower runners have to struggle through specators and carsDate of review: December 14, 2008
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In short: Good race - great place to finish. Two bad points - long walk back to car park and secondly the mile markers awere badly out this year and need to be right for next year.Date of review: December 12, 2007
In short: lovely course and interesting hill stagesDate of review: December 12, 2007
In short: Awfu weather didn't spoil my return to this (rerouted) race after a gap of some 15 years - still one of the best. Date of review: December 10, 2007
In short: This race is worth running.In full: This race is worth running. Well organised and good control of traffic. The only thing I would say was that I was rather unimpressed with the tacky medal and no goodie-bag, ehh? Date of review: December 10, 2007
In short: It's definitely a challenge, but a change from chasing PBs on flat coursessIn full: I did the Hogsback 2 years ago and enjoyed it enough to do it again. However, the same two problems haven't been resolved: the mile markers are way out of kilter; and there seems to be a resistance to telling racers how much further than 8 miles the course is. Combine these and judging your sprint finish requires either an excellent knowledge of Loseley Park or a wild guess.Date of review: December 10, 2007
In short: Too much on roads for meIn full: I know this is a long-standing race but I hadn't expected so much of it to be on roads with no footpaths.Organisation generally good except for signage. There really could have been far more at both the car parks near the start, eg. pointing towards the start along with an indication that there were toilets there also. Where was race HQ? To comply with the race permit the route map should be on display along with the permit itself. It would be picky to say these affect the race but I really did feel that the start area could have been better signed and advertised. I'm afraid that at the finish too there was no way of knowing where the bags were.It could be better with only a small amount of thought.Many many thanks to all the marshals and other officials and helpers out there in such horrible conditions. Without them, there are no races.Date of review: December 10, 2007
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Some Ohio high-school athletes switched schools because they were bullied.
Others wanted a different academic experience.
At least one had to transfer because her private school cost more than her family could afford.
But when they enrolled in their new schools, each was ineligible to play high-school sports for up to a year simply because of the transfer.
Even as participation in school sports declines in the state, the Ohio High School Athletic Association's transfer bylaw and its rigid appeals board keep dozens of athletes on the sidelines each year.
The rule was adopted by OHSAA's 813 member high schools primarily to prevent coaches from recruiting star athletes. It's an unforgiving rule with little room for compassion or seemingly logical exceptions.
On Aug. 1, the bylaw became stricter while the punishment for breaking it was lessened. Virtually every high-school athlete who enrolls in a new school but doesn't move into a new district is ineligible to participate in the first half of the season.
The few exceptions, according to the rule, include students who enroll in the school for the deaf or blind; who are self-supporting; are dealing with a change in parental custody; or who have seen their school closed or athletic department dismantled.
"I've been an advocate for the discretion piece," said OHSAA commissioner Dan Ross. "But when you have discretion on this one ... you're going to end up in court."
And that's the crux of the issue. OHSAA said it was spending too much time and money defending the bylaw in court, so it made the rule black-and-white.
Not that the previous version of the bylaw was very forgiving.
Sophomore Madison Hartman, of Canal Fulton in northeastern Ohio, had to sit out her sophomore season of volleyball after she transferred schools to escape bullying at her old one.
"The hardest thing for me as a parent was her passion was lost," said Madison's mother, Jamie Amedeo. "All of that's gone. That sparkle. That drive. She doesn't love it anymore. That's sad to me."
The Amedeos are among
239 families who have appealed to OHSAA in the past five years to restore eligibility for a student after a school transfer. It's largely a futile fight — nearly 70 percent lost their cases and their children were forced to sit out.
The Dispatch tracked the outcomes of the appeals cases through OHSAA meeting minutes, which is the only public view into its closed-door process. Because it is a private, nonprofit organization, OHSAA doesn't open its appeals hearings to the public and isn't required to make records public.
Nearly two-thirds of the transferring athletes moved to a similar-size or smaller school. About 40 percent of the denials involved freshmen and sophomores. Nearly half of the girls stripped of eligibility were underclassmen.
"A lot of the reasons why these kids transfer is out of their control," said Terrence Coates, a Cincinnati lawyer who has represented several athletes who were benched by a school transfer. "We should be looking for ways to keep them in the productive after-school activities."
As the governing body for middle- and high-school sports, OHSAA has hundreds of rules, but no other bylaw creates as much drama as Bylaw 4-7-2. The vast majority of appeals heard by the association are rooted in that rule.
The bylaw was written with good intentions. It strives to emphasize academics over athletics, prevent recruiting, keep athletes from moving to a new school to avoid a code-of-conduct violation and to eliminate a "play-me-or-trade-me" threat, said Deborah Moore, an associate commissioner who focuses on the rules.
"Most schools and administrators believe the association does a good job dealing with our rules," said Bruce Brown, athletic director at Lake High School in Uniontown and executive director of the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. "Most schools feel there needs to be basic parameters in place to transfer or you will have the Wild West. There are always going to be points people disagree on, but I think reducing the penalty to sitting out 50 percent of the season will help."
But there are uncounted numbers of other kids who switched schools for reasons other than athletics only to be benched by what some lawyers and coaches call the "superstar rule" or the "football rule."
"It's not that we're not compassionate people; it's just we have a job to do," said Roxanne Price, an assistant commissioner for rules. "We need to get our priorities in order. There's something to be learned from sitting on the bench."
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With every serve, spike and dink, Jamie Amedeo's heart broke a little more.
There sat her daughter, in street clothes, on the team bench looking very much like an outsider. Even though she was allowed to practice, Madison was not allowed to suit up and play in any volleyball games during her sophomore year in 2012 because she had transferred.
It was painful, Mrs. Amedeo said.
Madison transferred from Massillon Jackson in the middle of her freshman year because of severe bullying. The Amedeos had no idea that the switch to Akron Manchester would jeopardize volleyball. When they learned she would be ineligible, they filed an appeal with OHSAA.
Madison's parents made the 21/2-hour drive to Columbus that May to plead her case. They came armed with medical, psychological and hospital records that documented the physical problems caused by the bully.
"We were begging, 'Don't take this from a child's life,' " Mrs. Amedeo said. "I cried. I felt like a fool. I wore my heart on my sleeve."
The board was unswayed. Madison was benched for the season.
"One of the misperceptions is that we try to make students ineligible," Moore said. "We approve thousands of transfers each year."
Since 2009, the association has ruled on nearly 9,500 transfers, approving 83 percent. But the numbers of denials are certain to rise with the changes to the rule that now forbids transfers from private to public schools without physically moving into a new school district. More than 2,600 athletes used that exemption to gain eligibility, but it's gone as of Aug. 1.
Columbus lawyer Bradley Frick has gone toe-to-toe with OHSAA dozens of times over the past two decades or so, including suing the organization over eligibility and transfer issues.
The cases are "very difficult, very expensive and very time-consuming," Frick said. OHSAA officials "only listen to the schools. They never listen to the parents."
OHSAA relied on the school's version of why a Canal Winchester basketball player transferred to Bloom-Carroll despite the parents' contention that a younger son was being bullied. The school, Frick said, suspended the bully, adding evidence to the case.
Even so, Frick lost the appeal with OHSAA but won back the boy's eligibility after filing a lawsuit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court. By then, however, the boy had missed half of the season.
"I'm not saying bullying isn't possible, but I haven't seen anything rise to the level that I would consider bullying," said OHSAA attorney Steve Craig, who wasn't responding to specific cases. "But it's the phrase du jour families are using as their ticket out of one school and into another."
The board has made exceptions. A central Ohio athlete who was being stalked by another student transferred schools for her safety. OHSAA restored her eligibility.
The attorney who represented the family and won the appeal is among a chorus of lawyers and parents who are critical of OHSAA's process.
"They play hardball with their exceptions and rules," David Poston said. "When it comes to the gray area in cases, they don't seem to look for solutions to allow a kid to play. They look for reasons to keep kids from participating."
The process involves no real investigation by OHSAA, which relies on tips from schools, coaches and others to identify possible rule-breakers. Some of those tipsters call because they are upset that a good athlete has left their school.
"Sometimes," assistant commissioner Price said, "you have to keep parents out of the way."
Pitched a shutout
A sophomore basketball player in Cincinnati transferred to a new school to live with and help take care of his elderly grandparents.
A junior in Toledo switched from one Catholic school to another to play soccer — on a junior-varsity team.
A sophomore basketball player near Warren enrolled at a nearby private school in northeastern Ohio because it offered classes that his public school didn't.
Under the rule's old penalty, all had to sit out of sports for a year.
Kids change high schools for many reasons, but if they don't fit neatly into one of OHSAA's six exceptions, they almost always lose athletic eligibility.
According to a 2010 survey by the National Federation of State High School Associations, Ohio is one of four states with the most-restrictive transfer rules. At least a dozen other states allow students who transfer to play immediately on a junior varsity or freshman team.
Parents and their attorneys argue that the cases should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
"They had their minds made up about my son's case before we even walked into the room for the appeal," said Steve Essig, whose son Christopher transferred from Toledo St. John's to Toledo St. Francis.
"He was a junior playing on the JV team. He was not a star athlete. The schools with these rules think they know more than parents in terms of what is best for our kids. And that's just wrong," Essig said.
Ross acknowledged that he sometimes wishes he could find common ground to keep an athlete eligible.
"I would love in some cases to get everyone at the same table and figure out what works best for everyone," Ross said. "But that's just not possible with the transfer cases. All heck would break lose if we started granting exceptions in some cases but not others."
Craig said that if the OHSAA used discretion to decide transfer cases, the association's rulings would be constantly overturned by the courts. Typically, OHSAA litigates about three or four transfer cases per year.
"If we ruled case-by-case, the courts would declare the decisions arbitrary and, in essence, replace the authority of our commissioners," Craig said. "I know it can be frustrating for parents who think, 'Do the schools know more than me about my child?' But there are a lot of educators who believe transferring is often not the best move for a kid's educational development."
Not so black-and-white
Victor Dorsey Sr. said he took his son Victor on a one-day visit to a South Carolina high school because of a possible job transfer. But the job fell through, so the younger Victor returned to Akron Springfield High School to play basketball this season as a senior.
Then OHSAA declared him ineligible.
OHSAA officials believe Dorsey enrolled in the South Carolina school for one day. They say he was issued a class schedule and a locker at the school.
Dorsey's appeal remains unresolved, leaving him on the sidelines while his teammates are playing regular-season games.
"For one game, my son had to physically leave the arena and vomit because he was so upset he couldn't be out there with his teammates," Mr. Dorsey said. "He has worked hard to get to the point where Division I coaches are interested, but some have stopped calling because he isn't playing."
Dorsey's case, like many, contains a maze of details, third-party sources and conflicting reports that would be difficult to sort through. Even if OHSAA had the time and manpower to conduct thorough investigations, many would be difficult to judge.
"There is no way we could do that. We just don't have the resources," Moore said. "We do take a close look at everything that's presented before us."
Craig said the limited number of transfer exceptions, which are meant to be black-and-white, don't afford the OHSAA commissioners the ability to operate like courts, which operate under laws and rules that allow more latitude and discretion.
"You either moved or you didn't, or you had a legal change of custody or you didn't, and those are the two primary exceptions," Craig said. "The question is: Are there enough exceptions? And that is something the commissioners are constantly evaluating, and it's a never-ending process."
But in Dorsey's case, some criticize OHSAA for keeping the basketball player on the bench for potentially half a season even if he did attend another school for one day.
"My son just went back to the same school," Mr. Dorsey said. "In our view, this hasn't been handled fairly."
Out of the park
When the Upper Arlington varsity softball team takes the field next spring, outfielder Molli Abbruzzese will be watching from the dugout until the Golden Bears have completed 50 percent of their regular season.
That's the penalty the junior must pay for transferring this fall from Bishop Ready to the public-school district where she has grown up.
Because her family did not move its residence from one public-school district to another, she is ineligible to play the first half of the season. She is among the first to suffer the consequences of the rule tweaked by OHSAA this year.
The bylaw didn't care or recognize that the $8,000 annual tuition to Ready had become a financial burden on her family. It didn't care that her parents needed her closer to home to help care for their special-needs son.
"This was based on finances and our family dynamic, and it wasn't motivated at all by athletics," said Molli's father, John Abbruzzese, who was a high-school softball and wrestling coach for
18 years. "These rules are penalizing kids all the time for something they shouldn't be penalized for. I just feel that every case should be looked at on an individual basis, and this was a clear hardship case. The superintendents who came up with the bylaws erred with this bylaw, because there are people who really have legit reasons for the transfer."
Molli, who committed in March to playing softball for the University of Toledo, left behind at Ready a winning team that made it to the Final Four last season. Upper Arlington ended its season with a 12-15 record.
She cherished her former school and coaches, who were overcome with emotion when she told them she was leaving.
Now, she'll watch from the sidelines as others play the game she loves.
"I'm just frustrated, and I didn't understand because I thought I would be able to play right away," Molli said. "Some kids have transferred from other states to play at UA, and they can play right away. I live in Ohio and (down the street), and I still have to sit out. I don't think it's fair."


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ANAHEIM, Calif. (Jan. 29, 2009) – U.S. setter Lloy Ball (Fort Wayne, Ind.), who plays in the Russian Super League for Zenit Kazan, was named the Best Server of the League Round of the 2008/09 CEV Indesit Champions League.
In six League Round matches, Ball had 81 serve attempts with just three errors and 11 aces.
Kazan, which also features U.S. opposite Clay Stanley (Honolulu) finished second in its pool in the League Round and has advanced to the round of 16 where it will face Slovenia's ACH Volley – featuring U.S. middle blockers Phil Eatherton (Glencoe, Mo.) and Delano Thomas (Sacramento) on Feb. 12.
On Jan. 24, Kazan lost 0-3 (21-25, 17-25, 23-25) to Dynamo Moscow. Stanley scored six points on five kills and one ace. Ball had two points on two kills. On Jan. 28, Kazan came back and defeated league-leading Iskra Odintsovo, 3-2 (24-26, 25-21, 25-15, 24-26, 15-10). Stanley was the star of the match with 27 points on 18 kills, three blocks and six aces.
Kazan is in fourth place in the Super League.
View photos of Kazan's matches at http://www.zenit-kazan.com/eng/media/photo/.
Fakel Novy Urengoi, featuring U.S. setter Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.) and outside hitter Sean Rooney (Wheaton, Ill.), is in third place in the Super League and split its two matches this week.
On Jan. 24, Fakel defeated Gazprom-Ugra Surgut, 3-2 (25-23, 23-25, 25-13, 23-25, 15-12) as Rooney scored 18 points on 16 kills, one block and one ace. Hansen added four points on three kills and one block.
View photos from Fakel's matches at http://www.fakelvolley.ru/ru/photo.htm.
Ural Ufa, featuring U.S. opposite Gabe Gardner (San Clemente, Calif.) has swept its last two matches, defeating Yaroslavich Yaroslavl, 3-0 on Jan. 24 and Ugra-Samotlor Nizhnevartovsk, 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-17) on Jan. 28. Gardner led his team against Yaroslavl with 15 points on 13 kills and two blocks. He scored 12 points on 10 kills, one block and one ace against Nizhnevartovsk.
Ufa is in fifth place in the Super League.
U.S. libero Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.) and his Russian team Lokomotiv Belogorie won both of their matches this week, defeating Ugra-Samotlor Nizhnevartovsk, 3-0 (25-16, 25-20, 25-18) on Jan. 24 and Nova Novokuibishevsk, 3-0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-18) on Jan. 28. Belogorie is in sixth place in the league.
U.S. outside hitter Reid Priddy (Richmond, Va.) and his Russian team Lokomotiv Novosibirsk split their two matches this week, defeating Nova Novokuibishevsk, 3-0 (25-16, 25-20, 25-18) on Jan. 24 and falling to Dinamo Moscow 1-3 (18-25, 25-22, 19-25, 22-25) on Jan. 28. Priddy scored 10 points on nine kills and one ace against Nova and 11 points on nine kills and two blocks against Moscow.
All the U.S. players in Russia are scheduled to take part in the league all-star game on Jan. 30 in Surgut. Regular Russian Super League matches will resume on Feb. 4.
Playing in his first official match for his new Greek team PAOK, U.S. opposite Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) scored 20.5 points on 14 kills, 3.5 blocks and three aces as PAOK defeated Ethnikos Alexandroupolis, 3-2 (21-25, 22-25, 25-21, 25-18, 15-8) on Jan. 24.
U.S. player Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.) added 20 points on 19 kills and one block and Theo Brunner (Ridgefield, Conn.) had 15.33 points on 13 kills and 2.33 blocks. PAOK is in eighth place in the league with a 6-8 record.
U.S. middle blocker Tom Hoff (Park Ridge, Ill.) scored nine points on six kills, two blocks and one ace as his Greek team Olympiacos defeated MGS Apollon Kalamarias, which includes U.S. outside hitter Nils Nielsen (Fallbrook, Calif.), 3-1 (28-26, 25-21, 23-25, 25-22) on Jan. 24. Nielsen was credited with 11.33 points on seven kills, 3.33 blocks and one ace.
Matt Denmark (Edmund, Okla.) and his team AO Finikas Sirou was swept by AO Kifisias, 0-3 (22-25, 16-25, 18-25) on Jan. 24. Denmark was credited with 5.5 points on four kills and 1.5 blocks.
ACH Volley, which includes U.S. middle blocker Phil Eatherton (Glencoe, Mo.) continued its winning ways on Jan. 24 as it defeated Hypo Tirol Innsbruck, 3-1 (25-23, 25-17, 20-25, 25-22).
Eatherton scored one point on one kill. ACH Volley is undefeated in Middle European league play with a 12-0 record.
U.S. middle blocker Ryan Millar (Palmdale, Calif.) and outside hitter Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis, Mo.) and their Turkish team Istanbul Buyuksehir Belediye fell to Fenerbahce, 1-3 (25-23, 23-25, 19-25, 22-25) on Jan. 29.
Touzinsky scored 22 points on 21 kills and one ace. Millar had 14 points on eight kills, four blocks and two aces. U.S. opposite Brook Billings (Santa Barbara, Calif.) was on the roster for Fenerbahce but did not play.
U.S. middle blocker David Lee (Alpine, Calif.) and his Italian Serie A league team Trenkwalder Modena fell to a record of 7-12 when it lost to league-leading Bre Banca Lannutti Cuneo (15-4), 2-3 (25-18, 25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 12-15) on Jan. 25.
Lee started four out of the five sets and scored two points on two blocks. Modena is in ninth place in the league.
U.S. outside hitter Jayson Jablonsky (Yorba Linda, Calif.) and his Italian Serie A2 team Wayel Bologna have a record of 8-11 after falling to Olio Pignatelli Isernia, 2-3 (25-19, 25-21, 22-25, 19-25, 12-15) on Jan. 26. Jablonsky led his team with 21 points on 19 kills, one block and one ace. Bologna is in 10th place in the A2 league.
U.S. setter Jonathan Winder (Irvine, Calif.) and his French team Tourcoing defeated Ales, 3-2 (24-26, 25-22, 25-20, 19-25, 15-11) on Jan. 24. Winder played in all five sets and started the fifth set, but did not score any points. Tourcoing is in fourth place in the French Pro A League.


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Jules Polonetsky, co-chair and director, The Future of Privacy Forum, and Jessica Rich, deputy director, Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission (FTC), discussed the FTC's view on current mobile data collection practices.
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America has a lot big problems—and we American's like them to have one big cause. We also prefer that they have one big solution (preferably fixable by our big government). Take, for example, violent crime. Since 1992, the population increased from 255 million to 310 million but the violent crime rate fell from 757.7 per to 386.3 per 100,000 people. While in 1994 more than half of Americans considered crime to be the nation's most important problem, only 2 percent believed that in 2012.
No one knows exactly why the crime rate dropped so precipitously, though numerous experts have their pet theories. Penologists credit increases in incarceration while police say it's community policing. Others say it's due to increases in abortion or reductions in lead in gasoline. All of these factors may have played a role, but one consideration that is often overlooked is the role of religion.
For instance, as H. David Schuringa points out,