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Related concepts:
Coronal hypospadias, Glanular hypospadias, Megameatal hypospadias, Midpenile hypospadias, Penoscrotal hypospadias, Perianal hypospadias Scrotal hypospadias, Subcoronal hypospadias.
Introduction to hypospadias:
Usually the opening of the penis is located right at the tip.
What is hypospadias?
Hypospadias is the name of the condition in which the opening of the penis (the meatus) is located some place other than the tip.
Who gets hypospadias?
Hypospadias occurs in about 1 in 250 boys, though it seems to be becoming more common. Those exposed to estrogens or to endocrine disrupting chemicals such as PCBs are at higher risk.
These same boys sometimes have undescended testicles, inguinal hernias, or hydroceles.
What are the symptoms of hypospadias?
The type of hypospadias depends on the location of the opening. There are several variants: glanular (on the head of the penis), coronal (on the ridge), subcoronal (below the ridge), midpenile (on the shaft), penoscrotal (between the penis and the scrotum), scrotal, and perianal hypospadias (near the anus). There is also a variant with a large, fish-mouth shaped opening called megameatal hypospadias.
Hypospadias can cause urinary problems. Also, it is often associated with abnormal penis angulation called chordee.
Is hypospadias contagious?
How long does hypospadias last?
It lasts until corrected.
How is hypospadias diagnosed?
The diagnosis is usually made on the physical exam.
How is hypospadias treated?
The treatment of hypospadias involves surgical correction. This is usually done between about 6 and 18 months of age, usually on an outpatient basis. In some boys the hypospadias is so mild that it does not need to be treated.
Newborn circumcision should be avoided in boys with obvious hypospadias. Sometimes hypospadias can occur with a full foreskin (usually a glanular or coronal hypospadias) and is only recognized at the time of circumcision. In those cases, the hypospadias repair generally is not complicated by having done a circumcision (Journal of Urology, 2006, 176(1), 296-298).
How can hypospadias be prevented?
Often hypospadias cannot be prevented. Avoiding exposure to estrogens and to endocrine disruptors such as dioxin, PCBs, DDT, and some other pesticides can prevent some cases. Many chemicals, particularly pesticides and plasticizers, are suspected endocrine disruptors based on limited animal studies.
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I wish I had my oven, I'd cook some pizza for you while you were here!I really like Coalfire and Pequods. It's been a long time since I've had pizza at Pizza Art, but if you go definitely get some cevaps! Spacca is good and Jonathan has always been very hospitable and willing to chat when I go. Nella at Pizzeria da Nella is one of the best pizzaiola in the city and her husband is a member here. If you get to the south side try and check out Vito and Nicks for great thin crust. Now I'm hungry for pizza.
Wow, you make artisan pasta. I just liked you on FB! Will have to try some of your pasta. Thanks for the suggestions - now I'm really excited about the Tour.
and her husband is a member here.
You boys are bad....
You guys...what is so funny!? Ok, there must be an inside joke
You guys...what is so funny!? Ok, there must be an inside joke
I'm not going to repeat what's said on here, but I"ll give you one more burb tip if you make it out of the city:Parkers (south burbs) is phenomenal... while they don't just serve pizza (and all their food is pretty good), they have a bar menu that features four Neapolitan pizzas. They are also VPN certified, and what I personally believe is the best Neapolitan pizza in Illinois that I've tried. (Yes, I've been to Nellas and Neo and other spots... this one has consistently been better in my humble opinion).http://www.selectrestaurants.com/parkersamerican/menu.phpAnother key - If you go between 2-7 PM Mon-Fri, the bar menu is half price. My wife and I go about once a month at the minimum, just because it's such a great deal. (Except the fish and chips... they're pretty tiny, even at the half price point).If you decide to go, let me know and I'll point you out to some of our favorite dishes there.Enjoy your Chicago visit!
Thanks for all the great suggestions!! So many options, so little time. After changing airport, airlines, lost luggages,... 12 hrs later, we arrived in Chicago late last night. In time for a Laphroig and a French Martini! Turns out, the Pizza Tour first meets at Pizzano's tomorrow. And it's literally right Round the corner from the hotel!!! Who knew!Tonight, I think we will hit Spacca. I can't believe all the eating options in the city. I think I've become a new fan of this city - lots of attractions, and lots of ethnicity - Polish, Chinese, Germans, Scottish, Irish, Middle Eastern, Italians... And it all means amazing food!!Two full days in Chicago warrants a return in the Spring for a longer stay.
CopperTop,If you plan to go to Spacca Napoli, you may want to call the restaurant to see if Jonathan will be there. I spoke with him about a week ago and he told me that he was heading to Naples. Peter
Glad to hear you enjoyed Spacca Napoli.Another gem for pizza in Chicago is Bricks on Lincoln avenue. I consider it a must-have. Their pizza is great and they make some awesome appetizers. I highly recommend their slutty ravioli.Their place is easy to miss, kind of an underground joint. Cool atmosphere and a nice relaxed bar.http://www.brickschicago.comHope you're able to make this a stop, you certainly won't regret it.

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New chapter, same sordid story
A felon real estate wheeler-dealer faces theft, bigamy accusations.
By Susan Taylor Martin Times Senior Correspondent
Published July 2, 2007
Victor Thomas Clavizzao had no trouble finding work as a mortgage loan officer in St. Petersburg even though he spent years in prison for fraud and grand theft.
Now Clavizzao -- who is still in the lending business -- faces a new grand theft charge stemming from an $805,000 condo purchase in March. And that's not all.
Clavizzao is being sued over his alleged mismanagement of a Quiznos sub shop, where he repeatedly bounced checks and "ruined my credit," the owner says.
And Clavizzao's first wife says his three other marriages -- the most recent in Las Vegas this year -- are invalid because she and Clavizzao never divorced.
The 44-year-old Clavizzao, whose criminal record and suspicious real estate deals have been chronicled in the St. Petersburg Times, referred a reporter to his lawyer, Scott Andringa.
"It would be unethical for me to comment specifically on any pending case, particularly a criminal case," Andringa said in an e-mail. "However, what I can tell you is that Mr. Clavizzao has been working lawfully, diligently, and transparently, with legal counsel, to promptly resolve these debts and complicated disputes."
Clavizzao was arrested June 21 on a grand theft charge that he "unlawfully, knowingly and intentionally" took $45,000 that had been mistakenly wired into a bank account he had with then-partner, John B. Brown.
The two had formed a company -- B&C Funding -- to buy two condos at Villa Del Mar in Clearwater. Each unit sold for $725,000, but was mortgaged for $805,000 in the name of Anthony Clavizzao, with Victor signing for his brother under power of attorney.
After closing costs, there was enough of a spread between the sales price and the mortgaged amount for $45,000 to go to B&C, Brown said.
When the sale of the first condo closed, a North Carolina bank wired the $45,000 into B&C's account, but mistakenly wired an additional $45,000. Brown has sued Clavizzao, alleging he was "fully aware" of the error and knew the bank would require return of the money.
The transaction has also raised eyebrows because on the day Anthony Clavizzao supposedly signed the power of attorney form in Pinellas County, he was actually in the Duval County jail serving time on drug charges.
The Clearwater condo sales are among several unusual transactions involving Victor Clavizzao, who has bought millions of dollars worth of Pinellas County real estate in the names of other people -- including three who said they had no idea they were listed as buyers.
In at least two more cases, properties were mortgaged for far more than the actual sales price. Even though Clavizzao was not the buyer of record, tens of thousands of dollars went to him and a company registered in the name of his girlfriend. Several of the houses are now in foreclosure proceedings.
The state Department of Financial Services began looking into Clavizzao's activities as a result of the Times stories but said it will have no comment until its investigation is complete. Clavizzao, who posted $5,000 bail after his arrest, continues to work out of a First Continental Mortgage office on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg.
"It's ruined our lives"
In February, he used some of the excess mortgage money from real estate deals to buy a Quiznos sub shop near Tyrone Square Mall. He paid $80,000 down and agreed to pay the remaining $80,000 over three years, owner Kenneth Letson says.
However, Clavizzao defaulted on the payments, failed to pay sales taxes and didn't comply with the requirements for transferring the franchise, Letson alleges in a civil suit. Clavizzao recently gave up his interest in the shop, whose business plunged during the time he and girlfriend Angel Christensen ran it, Letson says.
"I've been in there since June 1 operating the store, and every single day there's a new creditor, another check that's bounced," says Letson, who bought the franchise a few years ago with his then-wife.
"They relinquished their 49 percent interest because they know between what they've stolen and the bills they've run up, they've stolen more than $80,000," Letson says. "Whatever he gave us does not even cover the damage. It's ruined our lives. I don't know how I'm going to get through this."
Marriage Nevada-style
Clavizzao and Christensen obtained a marriage license on Jan. 14 in Clark County, Nev. According to the license, a certified copy of which was obtained by the Times, Christensen swore under oath that she was divorced and that her marriage to Clavizzao was her second.
Clavizzao swore that he was single and had never been married.
However, Sofia Vallecillo says she and Clavizzao wed in New York on Valentine's Day 1986 and never divorced.
"He abandoned me, he was living with some other woman," said Vallecillo, who contacted the Times after reading stories about Clavizzao on the Internet. "I didn't know what to do, I was trying to take care of my kids. I was dumb and stupid and young and naive."
In 1994, Clavizzao wed another woman, Caroline May, but that marriage was annulled a year later because he "was still married to his previous wife at the time of the marriage" to May, according to the final judgment of annulment.
And in 1998, a third marriage -- this one to Renee Elian Lavoie -- was also annulled because Clavizzao was not yet divorced from his first wife.
Vallecillo eventually moved from New York to Duval County, where Clavizzao was then living, and they started divorce proceedings. But she said they were never finalized because Clavizzao went to prison and she couldn't afford a lawyer.
Bigamy, which is illegal in the United States, is a felony in Florida and Nevada. However, punishments tend to be light: a Pasco County man with two wives was recently sentenced to five years' probation. There is no centralized database that marriage bureaus can check to see if a person is being honest on the license application.
Vallecillo, who had two children with Clavizzao, said he owes her $77,000 in child support. When he began seeing other women, he tried passing her off as his sister, Vallecillo said.
Then, she added, "he told people I died in a fire."
Susan Taylor Martin can be contacted at email@example.com.


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Stylish Unique in Sweet Area
Size55 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Gym
- Disabled access
- Pool
Accommodation summary
|Massachusetts Ave NW, 20001 Washington D.C., United States
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|< 50%
|Response time
|More than a week
|Calendar updated
|3 weeks ago
The apartment boasts a fully equipped, updated kitchen with full sized microwave, stove, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher and plenty of cabinets. The apartment has plenty of natural light coming in from bedroom and living room.
The living room has a full sized sofa and comfy chair, and a portable bed for extra guests. The living room also has a Flat screen LCD with internet TV and Wi-Fi internet.
The Bedroom has a Queen sized bed. There is ample closet space and a washer and dryer inside the unit.
The bathroom is large for a city apartment and has a full sized tub/shower and vanity.
Hi-rise luxury apartment building located in the Penn Quarter/ Chinatown area. Secured entry, 24/7 Concierge, awesome rooftop views, rooftop lounge area , rooftop pool (heated), Jacuzzi, Business center and fitness room.
The bustling Chinatown area is clean, safe and centrally located to make your trip to DC a pleasure! You can walk to almost anything you'd like to see or do while you are in town.
The newly developed H st. Atlas District is lined with hip new bars and restaurants and our traditional Chinatown attractions including Gallery Place, shopping, great restaurants and sightseeing.
Directly across the street you will find Capital Bike share Kiosk. You can rent out a bike with the swipe of your card and ride all around.
House rulesNo Smoking
No Party's
Security Deposit: $200
All or part of security deposit will be held for damages.
|Price for > 3 guests
|$ 11 US per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Great place to stay, rooftop pool gives awesome view over Washington and Capitol even. People in the office were friendly and helpful, we got an upgrade because the carpet was dirty in the apartment we booked.
Very good service in the apartment, luxurious indeed. Only issue was that the keyboard on pc was empty, so we could not use it.
At one time there was no concierge at the desk and we could not go to the room and another couple couldn't check in...that was a bit inconvenient. But I hope this was just a one time deal.
Very comfortable appartment in downtown DC. Many things to see and do on walking distance. Awsome to relax after long day in the pool or to hang out on the roof top. Not much daylight inside the appartment, but otherwise more than recommendable!
We have five nights with three people very much at this apartment: free parking, great concierge service, lounge and rooftop pool, well equipped, kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine, great location: 10 min. walk to the Capitol or to Union Station, shopping for food and drink in the area, view from the bedroom to the Capitol! Very good value for money. We have felt ourselves very well.
Wir haben die fünf Übernachtungen mit drei Personen in diesem Appartement sehr genossen: kostenloses Parkhaus, toller Concierge-Service, Lounge und Pool auf dem Dach, gute Ausstattung, Küche mit Geschirrspüler und Waschmaschine, super Lage: 10 min. zu Fuß zum Kapitol oder zur Union Station, Einkaufsmöglichkeiten für Essen und Trinken in der Nähe, Blick aus dem Schlafzimmer auf das Kapitol ! Sehr gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt.
We spent three days in this apartment and it couldn't have been better. It was comfortable and had everything we needed--including a kettle, which, for English folk, is a must :o)
In terms of location--it's a winner. Just up the road from the Amtrak station and only a few minutes from the Metro. Bus stops are also just across the road which will take you anywhere, including Foggy Bottom. But if you have comfy shoes and are prepared to walk, then the National Mall, Capitol Hill and all the other 'must sees' aren't too far away.
Plenty of places to eat nearby--we liked the Thai just near the Verizon Center and Matchbox. Oh and for shopping essentials, there's a CVS just across the road.
Thanks Bryan!
Great apartment with everything you need. Only concern (not Bryan's fault) was the concierge service who "went missing" the morning of our departure.
Apartment almost like the pictures. Clean, well equipped (just missing a shot stopper!) And well located, no need to take the subway!
Appartement presque comme sur les photos. Propre, bien équipé (manque juste un tir bouchon!) et bien situé, pas besoin de prendre le métro!
The apartment is absolutely great for every dc visit, no ifs or buts, it is big enough for 2 people and provides spatially everything you need. we think it needs to be updated and it desperately needs a new bed, and more dishes (just 2 coffee mugs!!) is on the weekend, the apartment facility obvious meeting place upstate for juvenile from the wishing let it rip city in as It is virtually the whole night loud, so better below the week by dc. overall it's ok wg. the very good location!
die wohnung liegt absolut klasse für jeden d.c.-besuch, kein wenn und aber, sie ist für 2 personen ausreichend groß und bietet räumlich alles was man braucht. wir finden es müsste mal renoviert werden und es braucht dringend ein neues bett sowie mehr geschirr (gerade mal 2 kaffeebecher!!!!) am wochenende ist die apartmentanlage offensichtlich treffpunkt für jugendliche aus dem umland, die es in der stadt krachen lassen wollen, da ist es quasi die ganze nacht laut, also besser unterhalb der woche durch d.c.. insgesamt ist es o.k. wg. der sehr guten lage!
The apartment was excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The apartment is well apointed and very clean. We felt very comfortable and loved the fact we could control the heating/air con ourselves. The heated pool and spa on the roof top was wonderful after a big day out. The hosts are very friendly and willing to go the extra mile to assist you.
The apartment is situtated in a great location and within easy walking distance to the metro or if you don't mind walking to most tourist attractions.
There is a convenience store across the road that has the basics like milk, butter,bread etc. which was very handy. The supermarket was only about 15min walk away. Everything was very handy.
One felt very safe and secure staying here as there was excellent security in the building with a 24hr reception.
Would definetly recommend staying in this apartment.
Great apartment in the center of Washington, all reachable on foot. Host always available and helpful.
Tolles Apartment im Zentrum Washingtons, alles zu Fuß erreichbar. Gastgeber immer erreichbar und hilfsbereit.
Super nice apartment in the middle of DC only a few feet away from Chinatown and many bars and restaurants. The subway is also not far away, so you need only 2 stops to the White House and there are only a few hundred meters from the apartment to the Capitol and the museums. The apartment is very large and spacious. The kitchen is good and you can cook for yourself and not have to go eat. In addition, one is also a washer and dryer. If you do not want to be straight times on the road you have enough space to relax or simply relax by the pool on the roof and looking directly onto Capitol. The acquisition of the key is super easy, and explain you everything (ex. must park where you like to get to the apartment, which are restaurants and shops in the area, etc.). In addition, outside the apartment house is also a cycle hire station, so you can not explore everything on foot must. In summary, I would recommend it unreservedly on! Super!
Super gepflegte Wohnung mitten in D.C. Nur ein paar Meter entfernt von Chinatown und vielen Bars und Restaurants. Die Subway ist auch nicht weit weg, sodass man nur 2 Stationen zum Weißen Haus benötigt und es sind nur einige hundert Meter von dem Apartment zum Capitol und zu den Museen.
Das Apartment ist sehr groß und geräumig. Die Küche ist gut und man kann selber kochen und muss nicht essen gehen. Zudem steht einem auch noch eine Waschmaschine und ein Trockner zur Verfügung. Wenn man mal nicht gerade unterwegs sein will hat man genügend Platz um sich zu erholen oder einfach auf dem Dach am Pool zu entspannen und direkt aufs Capitol zu schauen.
Die Übernahme der Schlüssel ist super easy und es wird einem alles erklärt (bsp. wo man parken muss, wie man zum Apartment kommt, welche Restaurants und Läden in der Nähe sind, etc.). Zudem ist vor dem Apartmenthaus auch noch eine Mietfahrrad Station, sodass man auch nicht alles zu Fuß erkunden muss. Zusammenfassend kann ich es uneingeschränkt weiter empfehlen! Super!
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INDIANAPOLIS - David Boudia (Noblesville, Ind.) received 11 perfect 10s and Laura Wilkinson (Spring, Texas) had seven as the teenager and the Olympic gold medalist picked up wins on 10-meter Sunday at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Diving to earn nominations to the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team.
Boudia won the men's 10-meter title with 1642.20 points to earn his first trip to the Olympics Games, while Wilkinson clinched her third Olympic berth with 1214.50 points.
Boudia, 19, earned perfect scores on back-to-back dives in the fourth and fifth rounds. He earned six 10s for 102 points on his reverse 3 ½ tuck in the fourth round and followed up with the maximum 108 points on five 10s on his back 3 ½ pike in the fifth round.
His 550.30 points for his six dives on Sunday was the highest by an American in the current competition format, besting the 541.30 Thomas Finchum (Indianapolis) had in Thursday's semifinals.
Finchum pulled within 10 points of Boudia after earning three 10s on his first dive Sunday. He had two more 10s on another dive and ended up second with 1583.50 points.
Drew Livingston (The Woodlands, Texas) was third at 1443.15, and Nick McCrory (Chapel Hill, N.C.) was fourth with 1345.35 points, highlighted by three 10s on his back 3 ½ tuck in Sunday's fourth round. JJ Kinzbach (Montgomery, Texas) was fifth at 1285.60, followed by Matt Cooper (Bethesda, Md.) at 1246.70.
Wilkinson missed her second dive, a difficult back 3 ½ pike that only two other women do, but rebounded on her reverse 3 1/2 tuck in the next round to receive 10s from all seven judges for the first time in her storied career.
Haley Ishimatsu (Seal Beach, Calif.) was second at 1140.40 points, receiving 9s on three of her five dives. Cassandra Cardinell (Loudonville, N.Y.) was third at 1059.90), followed by Brittany Viola (Orlando, Fla.) at 1046.25, Jessica Livingston (The Woodlands, Texas) at 1014.60 and Mary Beth Dunnichay (Elwood, Ind.) at 899.85.
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Kid-sized snacks.
Keep your stash of full-sized waffles intact and pick up some perfectly proportioned, tyke-sized Honey Stinger Organic Kids' Waffles for the days your groms accompany you on the trails. As with the adult version, these waffles are certified organic and delicious, with a smaller, 80 calorie portion to better meet active kids' snacking needs.
Honey Stinger's Waffles were originally created just for endurance athletes, not merely as a tasty morning snack, so they're made to fuel your little ripper's active lifestyle. Packed in convenient, single-serving units, these waffles tuck into a backpack, lunch box, or pocket for easy access on the go. The Stinger Waffles are simultaneously crisp and chewy, with all-natural ingredients that are easily digestible and bound to be a favorite.
Like Honey Stinger's other energy foods, the Organic Kids' Waffles rely on honey, nature's version of energy gel, for a majority of the carbohydrate load. Honey's blend of fructose and glucose is easily digested and acts quickly to give a burst of energy. The waffles provide needed carbs with a blend of whole wheat, wheat, and soy flours, along with organic cane sugar and rice syrup.
Honey Stinger Organic Kids' Waffles are packaged in a box of 5 individually wrapped waffles.
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Better than cookies!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My daughter loves all of their tasty flavors. These are good on the trail or after ballet! These half wayyy less surgar than cookies. So if you're looking for a trail snack or an after ballet snack these are perfect for you and you can share with your kids if you want!!
Shame on Backcountry
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Ordered in December 2015, received 'Best before July 2015'
Shame on you, Backcountry! You sell poison for kids.
Is it a normal practice here? Because I have similar issues with other items
Received refund for the past due items. Hope that Backcountry will never sell such items again.
Pint sized punch
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Just like the bigger "adult" version taste-wise, but smaller. I like to use these as they are more of a simple snack. Easier to share a few of these with friends instead of breaking the others. A bit messy if you're trying to finish one on the drive to the trailhead.
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Easy for him to hold and eat while moving around.
"I like this."
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Listen, it's hard to get a 2 year old to eat anything, let alone something organic. But these he greedily devoured. I couldn't really get a review from him as his mouth was too full of honey waffle. But he did manage to tell me that he liked them and was very excited when I told him there were more snacks. This from a kid that only eats bacon when we go out. I also tried one and thought it was pretty tasty. Not too sweet, nice and soft. I know they're for kids, but I think they could be a little larger.
Thank you to Backcountry and Honey Stinger for the opportunity to review this. I'm glad I found a snack to keep in stock when my nephew comes over. I'm tempted to try the adult ones for my bikes rides now!
Keeps them going....
....and going and going....
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I selected this image to feature on the Community Hub at the bottom of the Backcountry.com homepage! Congrats on being amazingly GOATWORTHY !!
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ready, set, HIKE!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
We love Honey Stinger products! Thank you so much to Backcountry and Honey Stinger for letting us team up with them to review these great snacks.
Let's start out with what the kids think.....these two are super active--they never stop going, and they LOVE food:
Lucy (8): They are TASTEY! They give me calories for my hike and lots of energy. I like the chocolate best--it tastes like a cookie. I wish they were bigger!
Jonah (10): They taste good! I like the chocolate best. They give me lots of energy for soccer and mountain biking.
Here's what mom loves:
The ingredients! (all organic) what flour, palm fruit oil, rice syrup, cane sugar, honey, lecithin, spices, baking soda.
That's it.
No sneaky HFC, fake colors/flavors, no fillers, just pure energy to keep your kids going. These are small and pack super easily, and after some time on the trail they get your kids 80 calories which will keep them moving right along. The only reason I give these 4 stars instead of 5 is because my kids actually prefer the adult waffles--just a bit bigger and double the calories so it's more of a full snack, rather than a boost when we are out on the trail all day. But when they need something small and quick (before a soccer game or track meet) these kids waffles are the perfect size. (and for smaller children these are seriously PERFECT)
We put a lot of miles on our kids and I've learned the secret to keeping them happy when we are out on the trail all day long is to keep them well hydrated, well fed, and rotate snacks so they don't get bored. Honey Stinger Waffles and Chews are in our regular rotation with fruits, nuts, and jerky. We LOVE the Honey Stinger Kids' Chews so check my review out over there.
Break time in-between rappels.
Anna enjoying a little natural energy boost after bagging her first solo rappel in the outdoors - 140'. This little rock-star loves putting some honey waffles in her belly.
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Great little treat for adventures.
Perfect sized snack for on the go
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Anna loves 'em!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Thank you to Backcountry.com and Honey Stinger for hand-selecting me to review this yummy product for the benefit of the
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Honey Stinger makes energy foods using natural ingredients and based on honey. In this case, we're talking about two waffles (similar to the stroopwafel found in Europe) with honey sandwiched in-between.
I had the opportunity to share this product with at least a dozen people ranging in ages from 2 to 42. For the most part, the really young ones from didn't care much for the waffle. The Adults were split between it being good and being super delicious. The kids older than 5 all seemed to really enjoy this organic treat.
My daughter is 8 years old. She absolutely loves these honey waffles. The first time Anna tried these was just after a soccer game. She had never had anything like them before and loved her first bite. She immediately gave her approval and asked what they were. Over the next few weeks, we took the remaining waffles hiking to Goblin Valley in Utah's southern desert, Jeeping with friends, and even on Anna's first canyoneering trip. What a fun and enjoyable snack for all such outings. Anna was bummed when we finally finished them. She is now waiting for me to get some more.
For Anna, I will buy these again for sure. Based on my 2 year old's reaction ...I'll get him something else. Please note that he is picky. Imagine that ...a picky 2 year old. The size is perfect for a snack on the go. The individual packaging makes them easy to pack, carry and break one out when needed.
The product is organic and the company history is nice. They were basically ahead of their time for making energy food back in the 1950's. It just took a little time for us all to realize that we wanted energy food ...especially natural honey-based energy food.
4 stars because Van (my little boy) didn't fall in love like Anna. None-the-less, most reviews were in favor. 5 Stars from Anna. Great product.
Strength for the journey.
Sends and the joy of completion abound with the aid of a little bit of Honey Stinger in your belly
No need to waffle - Honey Stinger rocks
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
To the relief of most of my family, my children have taken after my wife. This also turns out to be quite a boon for you, the backcountry.com community, as Backcountry.com and Honey Stinger were wise enough to bypass me and ask my children to review the Honey Stinger?s Kids? Organic Waffles (honey) and Kids? Organic Chews for the benefit of the backcountry.com community (See what I did there? Yep - product plug. But just in case you missed it I will be even more outright - go check out my review of Honey Stinger Kids? Organic Chews).
Honey Stinger Organic Waffles have a lot going for themselves; organic, NO high fructose corn syrup, cool back story about beekeeper Ralph Gamber and his wife Luella. But let?s BEE honest, the main quality I look for in kids food is whether or not it can quiet my kid's complaints of being hungry and thus prolong our time outdoors. A recent after work boulder session proved that Honey Stinger is up to the task.
I am a graduate student, but I am also a pseudo-stay at home parent of three - so needless to say, I stay busy. Despite all this though, my wife and I place a high priority on spending time outdoors as a family. This means quick family hikes or rushed bouldering sessions after school are the norm. Packing healthy, "good", food can be tricky though. Thankfully Honey Stinger fits the bill. Limited amounts of sugar, good serving sizes, and great taste makes them an optimal "treat". "Treat" definitely being the key word. Why? Cuz when you tell kids they are getting "treats" they stay quiet and happy while you squeak out a few extra laps at the local crag.
In this particular instance the Honey Stinger waffles were perfect for our 10 month old while my wife and I put in a few laps on some of our favorite boulder problems. The best part about these tasty treats is that teeth are not needed, good for babies and rednecks (I can say that - I'm from Wyoming!). What kept the older kids happy? Check out the Honey Stinger Organic Chews for tips there.
Roasting waffles?!?!???
One cute little waffle...
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This was our first time trying the Honey Stinger Kids' Organic Waffle, in the Honey flavor. First of all, I must say, they are a cute little "cookie". They are thin and wafer like with the sweet honey flavor sandwiched in between. A little bit on the crumbly side but that didn't matter too much to me. I like the fact there are no preservatives, artificial flavors or high fructose corn syrup. Plus, at 80 calories a waffle, you can't beat that!
Now, to put the true test to my willing little tasters. With three kids, two gave it a thumbs up and one, a thumbs down. The two thumbs up liked it because it is essentially a little cookie. Anything that says cookie= smiling little kids. The one thumbs down really was thinking it was going to be more like a true waffle. His taste buds are a little bit pickier than most however I can see why he would say that. It is sweeter than most waffles and unfortunately, not quite as filling. After explaining this was more of a go to, energy snack, he got the point, but in the end still wanted his waffles.
We will definitely try these again. May be the Chocolate flavor will win my skeptic over!
Thank you to Backcountry and Honey Stinger for giving us the opportunity to try out these yummy products. I love the company's goal "to provide great tasting, honey-based energy foods made with natural ingredients". Who wouldn't want that for themselves or their family.
Honey Stinger Organic Kids' Waffles
Perfect Size for Me!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I'm a huge fan of the traditional honey stingers, but didn't always want the entire waffle pre-working out. These are the perfect size for me!
Doesn't say in the description, but you get 6 in the box.
Thanks for the callout on quantity per box! It's also worth noting that these are 80 calories per waffle (the 160 in the description is f or the "full-size" waffles)
I also find these are a nice size during a ride, and a great change of pace from gels and blocks!
Oooh!! Thanks for the calorie callout - definitely important & worth noting!
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Why shouldn't she, she wondered? "There's a lot of misinformation out there," says Certified Nurse Midwife Lynn Chapman-Stern. "A lot of feeling of `Put up your feet and rest, Honey,' instead of `Get out there and move!' I'm even guilty of it myself sometimes," she admits. "We all want to be careful around expectant mothers, but in fact, research says resting is useless. It does absolutely nothing to reduce the risk of miscarriage, for example. If a pregnancy is not going to stick around, it is not because you exercised."
James F. Clapp, III, M.D., former Director of Obstetrical Research at Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland, conducted a scientific study to determine whether "sustained, weight-bearing activity" (like running, for example) during pregnancy increased the risk of premature labor, and whether the "sudden foot-strike shock or bouncing" associated with running caused the membranes surrounding the baby to burst before they should. The answer was "no" on both counts. His study showed that women could actually continue running even after the cervix had begun to dilate without increasing the chances of membranes bursting before labor. And, he notes, "There is no suggestion that continuing regular exercise during pregnancy increases the incidence of delivering early enough to cause a problem related to prematurity for the baby."
The study did yield the good news that women who exercised regularly during their pregnancies delivered earlier—after the 37th week, when all was well and safe—than those who didn't. And, while there was "no increase in the incidence of low-birth-weight babies," the regular exercisers had smaller babies. The babies' length and head size were unaffected by their moms' exercise habits, but they were born with less fat.
Livingston's baby boy, Shepard, was born on August 15, 2006, at 5 pounds 5 ounces. "The doctors were a little concerned," she admits, "but I knew it was fine." The baby's Apgar scores were eight and then nine. (Apgar is a one-to-10 scale for measuring the health and condition of a newborn, at one and five minutes after birth.) High scores like Shepard's mean that his breathing, skin color, heart rate, muscle tone and other observable factors were excellent.
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Doesn't a baby inside a trail runner get bounced around an awful lot? "Jostle away," says Chapman-Stern. "What do you think sex does? Besides, the baby is incredibly well cushioned. The uterus is a thick muscle and the baby has lots of padding." Kim Boere, a personal trainer and pre-natal specialist from Orlando, Florida, even says some of her clients say the movement seems to rock their babies to sleep.
Or is there a danger of overheating the fetus if you exercise strenuously? One of the most widespread recommendations about exercising while you're pregnant is that you should not let your heart rate get above 140 beats per minute. But—"Do you know what research that recommendation is based on?" asks Chapman-Stern. "Absolutely nothing!" The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) issued that 140 bpm guideline about 20 years ago, but they have since recanted. ACOG's current guidelines for exercise during pregnancy are much less specific and say things like, "In general, participation in a wide range of recreational activities appears to be safe," and "Recreational and competitive athletes with uncomplicated pregnancies can remain active during pregnancy and should modify their usual exercise routines as medically indicated."


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Greg Jennings left the game against the Saints after re-aggravating his groin. In his absence, the Green Bay receiving corp showed their depth, with James Jones leading the charge. Jones is a player that has caught his share of flack for dropping passes in the past, but he never lost confidence in his abilities.
"I don't look in to the outside, read the papers, my teammates believe in me, I'm here to play football, I know I can make plays for this ball club and help this ball club win", Jones said.
He did just that Sunday night scoring two touchdowns in the Packers one point win over the saints. It's all about seizing your opportunities, well and maybe borrowing some opportunities from your teammates. Jones first touchdown catch was a pass intended for Jermichael Finley.
"Yeah I stole one from him. It broke down, Aaron scrambled and on the scramble I saw Jermichael on the inside of me so I had turned outside and I didn't see him turn out with me and I just seen the ball and I looked up and grabbed it from him so I owe him one"
"That was to Jermichael", Aaron Rodgers said after the game. "I Didn't see JJ there, it's not the first time, he stole one at Detroit 2008 on a roll-out, I was throwing it to Greg in the back of the endzone, rolling to my right and he stole that one as well."
James also had an unbelievable catch late in the ballgame to move the chains and keep the ball out of Drew Brees' hands.
"The catch he makes there to seal the game, is that's two players being on the same page, there's not X and O gratification in that particular throw and catch", Mike McCarthy said.
"I caught it under his elbow on the other side of the body and pulled it in", Jones explains. "The Lord was with me, I seen the ball thrown inside, I stuck one hand down and sometimes you get lucky in football and that's what that was."
If any team deserves some luck, it's definitely the Green bay Packers who have had more than their fair share of tough breaks through week four.
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A new study conducted by psychologists at Sussex University has revealed the surprising sophistication of horses' social capabilities. They're able to recognize human emotions through facial expressions and can even do so through a picture. The team showed large prints of human faces—both smiling and frowning—to 28 horses, and their reactions were clear. Horses reacting to angry facial expressions had an increase in heart rate and turned their head to look at the face with their left eye—the eye most closely linked to the part of the brain that deals with scary stimuli. Read more about the discovery at The Guardian.
Japan Standardizes Bidet Function Imagery
via theverge.com
Even if you've used a bidet elsewhere—be that a different nation or just a different bathroom—one generally has to interpret the icons that accompany various features. Oftentimes, they're rather obtuse, leading to unexpected results. Thankfully the Japan Sanitary Equipment Industry Association (aka toilet- and bidet-makers) have agreed to standardize all of the pictograms. The association settled upon eight, with each corresponding to a feature, and they'll be applied to all products rolling out this year and in the future.
Mozilla's New Logo
via itsnicethat.com
Using the symbols :// instead of the "ill" in Mozilla, Johnson Banks' new logo for the company is causing a bit of a stir. While the symbols come from a full URL (aka http://) some are seeing the pre-emoji slant-face emoticon, which traditionally was a meant to express being skeptical, annoyed or undecided. Regardless, Johnson Banks' design (called Protocol 2.0) has made an impact, and was chosen from four finalist concepts which were released back in September. Studio founder Michael Johnson says, "It's been fascinating process, involving thousands of views and opinions worldwide—the world's first genuinely open-source rebrand." Read more about their approach and process at It's Nice That.
America's Last Disco Ball-Maker
via factmag.com
Starting with an aluminum sphere (some as large as a whopping 10 feet in diameter), Yolanda Baker makes disco balls by hand, a craft she has perfected over almost 50 years. While the disco ball boom dropped off—thanks to cheaper, overseas options becoming available, Baker (known as Yo Yo) is America's last disco queen. During the zenith of Studio 54, flares and doing The Hustle, Baker made 160,000 disco balls each year and has since handcrafted pieces for Madonna and Beyonce. See the video at FACT.
NASA Selects Housing Designs for Mars
via coolmaterial.com
To encourage design thinking for the next stage of space exploration (and potential settlement), NASA hosted the 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge—tasking designers with imagining plans for homes on Mars. Every entry carried a distinct futurism and descriptions of the functionality within but winner Mars Ice House proposed something extraordinary—a 3D-printed dual layer ice dome. From Team Space Exploration Architecture and Clouds Architecture Office in New York, the Mars Ice House protects against compromising radiation but allows natural light in so residents could sync to the daytime cycle of the planet. Check out more entries in the slideshow at Cool Material.
Confirming the Medical Benefits of Marijuana
via arstechnica.com
The National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine has released a whopping 400-page study on the clinical benefits of marijuana wherein they support almost 100 conclusions. The report features information from 10,000 scientific studies and notes many positive effects, including cannabinoids' impact on treating chronic pain. It also states that smoking marijuana is not linked to cancers that arise from smoking tobacco products (though respiratory ailments may arise). The study also denies many other negative claims (like the idea of weed being a gateway drugs) but does make clear that mental issues including anxiety and depression can be side-effects. Read more at Ars Technica.
Design Impact on 2017's Forthcoming Products
via fastcodesign.com
While much of the headline-grabbing announcements at CES focused on software, Fast Co's team dedicated time to discover the best of hardware design. From major names like Sony (who revealed speakers, screens, projectors and more) to smaller organizations like Argodesign and car manufacturer Denso, industrial design—and the minds behind it—left a resounding impact. 3D scanning devices also stunned with their advancement. For a comprehensive overview head to Fast Co.
Insight on Snapchat's New Features
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As alluring as Snapchat can be, and liberating when it comes to sharing with spontaneity as opposed to belabored editing, it's been far from intuitive—especially regarding search. Today, the social media service unveiled their universal search feature making it far easier to find groups, publishers and friends. With its "Quick Chat" functionality, users can find exactly what they're looking for quickly. That said, influencers and brands may pay the price as there's less opportunity to toggle through and land on something else. Read more about other features over at Tech Crunch.
Amazon's $5-a-month Anime Streaming Service
via theverge.com
For $5 a month, Amazon Prime members can bundle a new service to their streaming package: Anime Strike. Offering 1,000+ titles, the feature offers an array of classics as well as current anime shows. Amazon is offering a seven day free trial for those interested. Anime Strike is part of Amazon Channels—tailored, standalone streaming packages that launched back in December. More of these selective content channels will launch in time, but for now this appears to be an ideal spot for anyone looking to get anime-specific. It's the only streaming competitor to Crunchyroll, a 750K members-deep service that's kept anime fans engaged for over a decade.
Mario Video Game Inventor Shigeru Miyamoto on Design
via vox.com
In a superb new Vox video, visionary Shigeru Miyamoto addresses what has made his games—Donkey Kong, Super Mario Bros, Zelda and more—so powerful. Filled with insight and wit, the video explains Miyamoto's emphasis on storytelling before programming and consumer's want to feel a sense of completion. Miyamoto himself addresses his background in industrial design and how a game must teach a player how to play. The designer not only saved Nintendo from near collapse, he spearheaded now iconic games and his words of wisdom are invaluable. Super Mario Run, released in December 2016 for iPhone, was Miyamoto's most recent work and the company's first mobile game.
Celebrating the Spontaneity of Disposable Cameras
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At Downtown LA's Think Tank Gallery, 30 professional photographers from varied backgrounds will be sharing 88 prints of work done solely on disposable cameras. The group exhibition, "Indoek 27 Frames," was devised by Matt Titone, founding partner of LA-based creative agency ITAL/C and lifestyle publication Indoek. Titone sent some of his favorite photographers out with cheap 35mm disposables and published the resulting works online. This exhibition displays the best of the best with refreshing, direct and frequently beautiful results. Further, all proceeds will benefit the Surfrider Foundation. While free and open to the public one must register online for tonight's auction and party.
SF's FOG Design + Art Fair
via sfchronicle.com
Showing 12-15 January 2017 at SF's Fort Mason Festival Pavilion, the FOG Design + Art fair showcases 45 fine art and design exhibitors from around the world. Bay Area galleries are well represented and organizations like SFMOMA will be conducting talks on site. A worldwide cache of contemporary art, however, is expected to define the experience—with performance art and installation work in tow. Learn more about the fair's programming and events at the San Francisco Chronicle.
Pizza ATMs are Coming
via grubstreet.com
Back in August, French company Pauline debuted its pizza ATM in the United States, and now it's set to roll out across the country. The self-serve slice machine stores dough, then when a user chooses their order, adds toppings, cooks it and dispenses the 'za in around three minutes. Brings new meaning to "fast food" (and perhaps also "French style"). Read more at Grub Street.
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2002 Volume 7 No. 1
Summer/Fall 2002
Volume 7 Number 1
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Class Notes
Recently I listened to a seasoned pastor
give a convocation address to beginning seminarians at another seminary. He said
that a Protestant seminary education ought to provide at least three
things: a thorough acquaintance with and deep respect for the Christian
tradition rooted and critiqued in the biblical witness; an informed
participation in the classical practices of pastoral ministry—preaching,
teaching, and counseling; and, finally, ample opportunities to establish
lifelong friendships. Friends, he said eloquently, nourish our humanity
and help keep us accountable. It was an inspiring speech. I left resolving
to do better.
But I also left grousing to myself about his
second grand goal. Is preaching, teaching, and counseling the sum of
pastoring in a modern congregation? What about a pastor's call to lead a
congregation? I also wondered whether he sensed the seismic changes coming
for American congregations and what those changes entail for pastoral
Especially sobering is Wade Clark
Roof's The Spiritual Marketplace (Princeton University Press, 1999). This
well-known sociologist argues that a convergence of powerful social and
cultural forces—modernity and its discontents, a pyscho-cultural
interpretation of religion, the rise of the expansive self, and the role
of media, to name a few—has created a new kind of Protestant congregation.
He supplied ample evidence for what most contemporary pastors already
know: most mainline Protestants now participate in congregations on their
own terms. They believe, act, and contribute as their privatized agendas
dictate. In such a bewildering, rootless, and relativistic milieu, how is
the contemporary pastor to lead?
John W. Stewart is Princeton Seminary's Ralph
B. and Helen S. Ashenfelter Associate Professor of Ministry and
Evangelism. He has led conferences for congregational leaders and
pastors across the nation and abroad, and before coming to
Princeton he served for 16 years as
pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Grand Rapids,
I know a pastor's portfolio is already full
with preaching, teaching, and caring for souls. Yet her or his leadership
role will not disappear. I suggest two ways to help illumine and energize
pastors as they take on leadership responsibilities. Both are theological
and practical.
First, we Presbyterians need a summit-like
assembly of pastors and theologians to create a fresh and informed
ecclesiology focused on the local church. The venerable guru of American
organizations, Peter Drucker, once commented that most nonprofit
organizations in America cannot answer two questions: "What business are
you in?" and "How is business?" I've been intrigued by that comment. What
is a congregation's "business"? I often come away from my own involvement
with congregations and ecclesial governing bodies with the same question:
What are the bedrock, indispensable, uniquely Christian purposes for a
contemporary Protestant church? And why do contemporary Protestants
stutter and strain to answer that question?
We need to generate a theological manifesto for congregational life. Such
an affirmation would include: a clarification about the gospel of Jesus
Christ and its claims on contemporary congregational life; an
understanding of the biblical witness about the people of God as the
covenantal community and about the missio dei that governs that community;
a critical appreciation of the church's wisdom regarding those ecclesial
"marks" that define and critique a congregation's ordinary practices; and
a model for discerning the Holy Spirit's leading and prodding in
particular local contexts.
Of course, Christian congregations are not
entrepreneurial enterprises free to concoct their own mandates and
agendas. I do contend, however, that the front-rank task of the
professional and lay leadership of a congregation is to align and focus
these classical theological perspectives into a congregation's
vision-driven ministry. As one pastor friend put it succinctly, "My job is
to keep the herd headed in one general direction."
Second, we Protestants need to find a better
way to display exemplary models of creative congregation-based ministries
and practices. Those of us who visit in many congregations and read about
American congregational life know there are outstanding examples of
Christian witness and mission taking place across this nation. For the
most part, however, they are rarely shared. Yet when students,
parishioners, and pastors carve out time to encounter effective ministries
in other vibrant congregations, they usually become more open to
self-assessment and reimagining. "Show and tell" ought not to be a
monopoly of kindergartners. The distinguished Lutheran historian Martin
Marty put it this way in The Christian Century:
It is time to study congregations that work.
One more explanation of What Went Wrong will induce only a thousand more
yawns. [We need religious leaders] who neither rehash what has already
been said nor reach for postmodern cleverness [that] does not touch where
most people live. We need to locate such places and listen to their
It is time to study congregations that work.
One more explanation of What Went Wrong will induce only a thousand more
yawns. [We need religious leaders] who neither rehash what has already
been said nor reach for postmodern cleverness [that] does not touch where
most people live. We need to locate such places and listen to their
The pastor's portfolio, in short, needs to
be expanded if mainline congregations are to step up to their 21st-century
vocations. The wisest scholars I know who write about pastoral leadership
skills believe those skills can be learned by imitating good models, can
be honed by further theoretical reflection, and can mature through
practice and evaluation. If this is so, those skills are worthy pursuits
in a pastor's continuing education and for a governing body's frontline
agenda. They might even be appropriate for a seminary's curriculum.


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**We were having a discussion early last week about Buckeyes commitment Patrick Elflein and where he might line up as a college player. It seems he was penciled in as an offensive lineman when he was offered and committed. I never saw him as an offensive lineman based on his junior film. I was more impressed with him as a defensive lineman. Off his senior film I still have him as a better defensive lineman. As I look at the depth chart I don't think it matters whether he is a better defensive lineman. I look at the sheer number of defensive linemen on this team – 17 (including Noah Spence).
It is not just numbers. Look at the quality. We are looking at Spence, Adolphus Washington, Se'Von Pittman and Tommy Schutt. That is the best defensive line haul in the country this year. Florida State is the only school that can even offer a dissenting argument. The Buckeye haul is one of the best I have seen. Add it to last year's impressive class and it is going to be hard to break into the lineup.
I looked at Elflein's senior film and saw a better offensive player. He looks bigger. That was one thing that put him on the defensive side for me. I did not see a player who had the frame to get big enough to be an effective lineman. He looks like he might get there now. He projects as a guard. The Buckeyes need tackles. Something Fritz Jones noted: We keep forgetting nobody but Jim Bollman saw the potential in Tommy Brown, Antonio Underwood and [/b]Chris Carter[/b]. We have some bodies at guard. Whether they will ever be quality enough that we can expect them to play remains to be seen. There are no questions that off of high school film, Elflein is the better player. The odds Elflein is going to crack the lineup on defense are not very good. The odds he can help this football team on offense are pretty good.
**There is no hotter topic than who is going to play offensive tackle opposite Andrew Norwell next year. 83 threw this name at me a few days ago. I thought it intriguing at the time but did not really look at it until just a short time ago. Take a look at this film:
http://www.scoutingohio.com/index.php/v ... e&user=254
It takes awhile to get to a good chunk of the offensive plays but it was worth it. I said Chase Farris is the second best offensive tackle on the roster. After watching this film I think I would say the second best offensive tackle on the roster is Adam Bellamy. He is very much in the rotation on defense. Taking a player who has been productive and moving him to another position seems like robbing Peter to pay Paul but the thinking behind that is you weaken on position to strengthen another. I don't think that is the case here as the defensive line has so much talent, it can recover. As good as the players coming in are, we have to think about the possibility Bellamy is going to be forced to give up some reps anyway as we get the those talented players into the rotation. I think he is a better player than he is given credit for but the more I think about what I keep repeating - that we only have one natural tackle on the roster - the more I think we need to make absolutely sure we fix this.
I have always believed Josh Perry would be a defensive end. When I spoke to several people after the Buckeye camp last summer they confirmed Perry is even bigger than the last time he was seen up close by legit talent evaluators. Fans do not consider the growth factor. High school kids think they lift weights. No, they don't. They are in the weight room. They are throwing around some iron but they are not maximizing their potential. The fact that every major college is paying someone a great deal of money to train these guys is proof of that. This is a kid that is going to blow up once he gets to the WHAC with Mickey Marotti. Perry is a long kid who is going to add some weight. I do not think he will be a linebacker. He might not be a defensive end either.
Perry projects as a weakside end. So do Spence and Washington, as well as 2011 elite defensive end Steve Miller. As much as I am a fan of Perry, he would be fourth on that list. Spence and Washington might be big enough to play strong side but there are players like Kenny Hayes and Farris if he does not move over to offense, waiting in the wings on the strong side so we are not likely to see more than one of Spence or Washington move over to that side.
Miller is not going to be big enough to move over. If Darryl Baldwin is ever going to have an impact on defense it will be at strong side end. It is going to be one tough slog to make it into the rotation for Perry with the incoming talent plus the returning veterans on the defensive line.
Look at Perrys senior film: http://www.scoutingohio.com/index.php/v ... &srid=9350
Look at it objectively, like you do not know he is projected as a defensive player. I think he shows he is better as an offensive player. I think we have the best group of tight ends we have seen in as long I can remember with Jake Stoneburner, Nick Vannett, Jeff Heuerman and incoming freshman Blake Thomas. All are fine receivers and they can block. The thing is, as Crr pointed out, the spread is more H-Back friendly. These big inline tight ends have a place in the offense but Meyer is going to want a speed-first athlete at the position. With the logjam on the defensive line, Perry might be the player who fills that role and he would be a great choice.


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Last December IBM acquired Arsenal Digital, which offers a remote "Enterprise Email Archive" service, supporting retention policies that can apply per user,per group, or even my message, as needed. This service provides fast user access to email archives, as well as e-discovery search. The search is not just for the email body text, but supports over 370different attachment types as well. Deduplication technology is used to reduce the actual amount of storage needed by 80percent. All of this with the security and comfort of knowing that these email archives are encrypted and protected in a disaster recovery class datacenter managed by IBM.Blocks and Files presents their thoughts on this in the article["IBM storing data and mail in the cloud"].
The Radicati Group has published some interesting statistics about email archive in[Volume 4, Issue 3]. Here's an excerpt:
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