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Men's Tennis
Feb. 4, 2013
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - The University of San Diego men's tennis team (3-1) defeated UC San Diego 7-0 and UC Irvine 6-1 in their first home matches of the year Saturday.
The Toreros, who are ranked No. 26 by the ITA, had strong performances from every member of the roster. USD started out the day by taking the doubles point from UC San Diego after Clarke Spinosa and Thibaut Visy won 8-2 at the No. 1 spot and Andrew Carlisle and Uros Petronijevic won 8-0 at the No. 3 spot. Carlisle was making his first appearance of the spring season.
The Toreros were able to cruise in singles play. Petronijevic was the first finisher, knocking off the Tritons' Max Jiganti 6-1, 6-2 at the No. 2 spot. He was followed by Victor Pugliese, who won 6-3, 6-2 at the No. 3 spot, and No. 62 Romain Kalaydjian who won 6-4, 6-1 at the No. 1.
Carlisle followed a strong doubles performance to defeat Kona Luu 6-2, 7-6 (3) at the No. 5.
"I was really excited to see Andrew Carlisle play so well in doubles and then back it up in with a solid effort in the singles," Head Coach Brett Masi said.
To round out the singles matches Ciaran Fitzgerald beat Ganesh Alagappan 6-3, 6-3 at the No. 4 and freshman Jakob Karnopp, who was playing in his first match of the spring season, rallied to win 2-6, 7-5, 1-0 (6) at the No. 6.
"I'm always happy with a 7-0 win especially against a tough program like UCSD. They are always a tough out and compete so well," Masi said. "Also getting to see Jakob out there and coming back from a set down to close out the match is great to see. Winning all the matches gave us some confidence heading into the second match against UC Irvine."
After sweeping the Tritons, the Toreros stumbled out of the gate against UC Irvine and lost the doubles point.
The Anteaters Jon Poon and Tyler Pham knocked off Fitzgerald and Petronijevic 8-5 at the No. 3, which was followed by a narrow 8-7 (1) win for Ryan Cheung and Jacob Jung over Spinosa and Visy at the No. 1. Lastly, Shuhei Shibahara and Jon Hammel beat Kalaydjian and Pugliese 8-6.
"I was not too happy about the doubles. We didn't come out and play well. Credit to UCI, they took it to us. We need to keep working hard on our doubles if we are going to compete with the top teams," Masi said afterwards.
The Toreros bounced back in a big way after dropping the doubles point to win five sets in the first 30 minutes of singles play. The Toreros would go on to win all six singles matches.
Pugliese's match finished first when he defeated Shibahara 6-1, 6-0 at the No. 4. Petronijevic followed with a 6-1, 6-1 win at the No. 3.
Spinosa, who was just named to the WCC preseason All-Conference team, cruised to a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Jung at the No. 3. Fitzgerald followed with a 6-3, 6-1 win over Justin Agbayani.
The Toreros top two spots wrapped up singles play with Visy winning 6-1, 7-5 at the No. 2 and with Kalaydjian earning a 7-6 (2), 6-2 victory at the No. 1.
"I was very pleased and impressed in how we turned it around in singles. We stayed with it and kept playing hard and won all six singles matches. That was good to see us continue to play with that intensity in the second match of the day and really close the door on them," Masi said. "We need matches and this team will keep getting better after each match we play."
The Toreros will hope to continue their winning ways when they travel north on Tuesday to take on the No. 3 UCLA Bruins at 2:00 p.m.
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Highlights from 45-21 win
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Men's Soccer Season Opener
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Surging syrup prices bring boom time for maple
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CABOT, Vermont (Reuters) - This season's $60 a gallon price tag on maple syrup makes for one expensive pancake breakfast, but it's a windfall for those who coax it out of trees.
A surge in the price of maple syrup has brought new opportunity to thousands of small, mostly family-run businesses in the United States and Canada that produce the sweet, aromatic treat.
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Posted in answer to a request. It seems a little cumbersome, but believe me its worth all the effort! The filling in this recipe is the most basic, and the commonest one of them all, but you can use your imagination and make your own spiced up fillings....minced chicken, mutton, lamb, peas, mushrooms....whatever :)
Top Review by Charishma_Ramchanda
For a person who is a beginner in making samosas, or is trying them out for the first time, this is a wonderful recipe! I made this for the Pick Your Chef contest(July 25-27'03)! These are not spicy even after having 3 green chillies in them due to which, even 10-12 year old's can enjoy them! I served these with Sweet(Metha) chutney! This made 18 samosas that were gone in less than 8 minutes! The staff at my dad's office said I made their day(they love to eat!). Next time I'll be using some lemon juice, greenpeas, mushrooms, more green chillies, more chat masala and more garam masala. I used 2 tsps. powdered cumin this time and loved it. I'm also considering using some dried kasoori methi for this(crumbled between my palms). I did use 1 1/4 tsps. salt this time, but will use a little(about 1/2 tsp.) more next time. I did fall short on the amount of paste used to seal the samosas. I had to make exactly the same amt. more of what is stated here. Thank You for the recipe!
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Ingredients Nutrition
The Dough
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- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
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- 2 tablespoons coriander leaves, finely chopped
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Day of Archives in Serbia16. December 2011 - 11:16
His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch attended yesterday the marking of the Day of archives in Serbia. At the celebration at the Archives of Serbia (Karnegijeva 2) a traditional annual award for the best book published in 2011 from archival science or historiography were handed over, based on the archival material which are kept in the archives in Serbia, as well as awards "Golden archive" for deserving archivists and archival institutions.
Floor Mosaics in the Church of Nativity of Christ in Bethlehem and in an early Christian object in Skelani are identical14. December 2011 - 12:42
A little border place Skelani on the left bank of the Drina in a municipality of Srebrenica, in the Republic of Srpska, is again in the focus of attention of archaeologists and historians. The historical treasure which was considered lost forever, after more than hundred years is again in the light of day. It's about the discovery that the floor mosaics in the Church of the Nativity of Christ in Bethlehem and in an early Christian object in Skelani are identical.
Encyclopedia of Krusevac and area12. December 2011 - 16:28
With the blessing of His Grace Bishop Dr David of Krusevac at the Diocesan centre at the St. George church in Krusevac on the feast day of the Entry of the Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple, on December 4, the promotion of The Encyclopedia of Krusevac and area by M.Sc. Slobodan Simonovic.
The centennial premiere of "Life and Deeds of the Immortal Prince Karadjordje" marked5. December 2011 - 12:10
The centennial premiere of "Life and Deeds of the Immortal Prince Karadjordje" was marked at the Museum of Yugoslav Cinematheque with the screening of the digital, restored copy of the film.
Choir Venerable Rafailo of Banat in Bulgaria5. December 2011 - 12:06
The traditional music festival of spiritual music dedicated to St. Petka of Trnovo was held also this year for the nineth time in a town of Grbovo in Bulgaria last weekend. The organizer of this Festival is the Diocese of Great Trnovo and the Municipality of the town of Grbovo. This year our country and our Church were represented by the Singing society " Venerable Rafailo of Banat" from Zrenjanin.


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We all know that reality TV isn't all that it seems and plenty of goofs happen in the editing room. That said, if we were giving away an award for worst editing, the Kardashians would win top prize every single time.
Each week we get a flood of emails from fans who find editing flaws on the latest season of Kourtney and Kim Take Miami. So, in honor of their season finale tonight, we gathered up some of the emails that decried "fakery!" and thought we'd share them with you.
Let's dish, shall we?
On last week's episode "Babies, Lies, and Alibis Part One", we had OODLES of emails about a few scenes that were so botched, it was hilarious! When Kim decides to tag along with the private investigator while he tails Scott, there's a clothing change en route. Scott leaves the house in a long sleeved gray and blue striped shirt and when they show him arriving at a building, he gets out of the car in shorts and a T-shirt. Scott must be quite a ninja, changing clothes while driving (and in a convertible, no less!).


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Studio and Year: Warner - 2008/2009
MPAA Rating: NR
Feature running time: 562 minutes
Genre: TV Drama
Disc Format: BD-50
Encoding: VC-1
Video Aspect: 1.85:1
Resolution: 1080p/24
Audio Format(s): English/French Dolby Digital 5.1, German 2.0
Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish, German SDH
Starring: Lee Pace, Anna Friel, Chi McBride, Kristin Chenoworth, Swoozie Kurtz, Jim Dale, Ellen Greene
Directed by: Various
Music by: Jim Dooley
Created by: Bryan Fuller
Region Code: A
Blu-ray Disc release Date: July 21, 2009
"Life. Death. Life again"
Film Synopsis:
This forensic fairytale follows Ned, a young man with a very special gift. As a boy, Ned discovered that he could return the dead briefly back to life with just one touch. Now a pie maker, Ned puts his ability to good use, not only touching dead fruit and making it ripe with everlasting flavor, but working with a private investigator to crack murder cases by raising the dead and getting them to name their killers. But the tale gets complicated when Ned brings his childhood sweetheart, Chuck, back from the dead -- and keeps her alive. Chuck becomes the third partner in Ned and Emerson's private-investigation enterprise, encouraging them to use Ned's skills for good, not just for profit. Life would be perfect for Ned and Chuck, except for one cruel twist: If he ever touches her again, she'll go back to being dead, this time for good.
My Take:
If I had to describe this show in a few words I guess I would call it an adult fantasy. The premise revolves around Ned, who was born with the ability to raise the dead simply by touching them. There are a few important caveats though. If the deceased remain alive for longer than a minute after he raises them something or someone nearby will die. If the deceased is touched a third time (after the original cycle) death becomes permanent. Ned has a penchant for pie making (learned from his mother) and with the help of waitress Olive Snook, runs a shop called The Pie Hole. The restaurant isn't doing well until one day by happenstance private investigator Emerson Cod accidentally discovers Ned's gift and offers him a proposal. Ned will temporarily bring murder victims back to life, allowing Emerson to inquire about the circumstances of their demise, quickly solve the case and split the reward money with him. When they were kids Ned's childhood sweetheart Charlotte Chuck Charles moved away after the death of her father (inadvertently thanks to Ned) and went to live with her two aunts, Vivian and Lily. Emerson and Ned discover that she was murdered while on a cruise ship and while investigating her death Ned brings her back to life. He finds himself unable to send her back and they subsequently fall in love. They live together under the unique understanding that they can never touch. Each episode finds the three of them involved in solving the unique variety of cases that come into Emerson's office. Additionally Ned and Chuck must deal with their rather unorthodox lives that include keeping their secret, avoiding people from Chuck's past, Olive's undeclared for Ned and the balance required to juggle it all.
I hadn't seen this show prior to this review but I had heard of it. I have to admit that I rather enjoyed it. Its light spirited, whodunit, fairytale type narrative is fresh, over the top and inventive. I found the show's visual aesthetic, characters, and 1940's romantic comedy based theme to be interesting and fun. I can easily see where its plot, slightly heightened use of dialogue, and unusual wit could seem inane but I found it to work quite well. Season Two's thirteen episodes are spread out over two dual layered BD-50 discs with disc two contains the bonus supplements. It is a shame that it only lasted two seasons but hopefully creator Bryan Fuller will land on his feet and have the opportunity to vent his rather unique perspective in some form or fashion in the near future.
Parental Guide:
There is nothing contained in this series that would be inappropriate for young teens and above.
AUDIO/VIDEO - By The Numbers:
REFERENCE = 92-100 / EXCELLENT = 83-91 / GOOD = 74-82 / AVERAGE = 65-73 / BELOW AVERAGE = under 65
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Pushing daisies comes to Blu-ray from Warner featuring 1080p VC-1 encoded video that has an average bitrate of 17 mbps and lossy Dolby Digital 5.1 channel audio that has a constant bitrate of 640 kbps.
This show has a distinctive visual style that utilizes a variety of bright color schemes which help to augment it fairytale based world. The results are impressive as deep, oversaturated reds, vivid blues and lush, gradational greens are capably offset by a lavish assortment of pastels which are quite often anchored in scene drenching yellow. While this may sound like a wild array of colors I found them to be striking and a perfect match for the shows interesting theme. Fleshtones are on the warm side but are tonally balanced and lifelike in depiction. Contrast is stable and blacks are strong which enriches both bright and dark onscreen elements. Resolution is strong as images have excellent depth and appreciable delineation with clarity that accents the fine detail in facial features and objects. Sharpness wavers here and there and darker elements tend to lack the dimensionality of brighter ones but neither is a detrimental to fidelity. A light sprinkling of grain provides an inviting textural nuance which is reminiscent of film. Other than some minor noise visible in a few dark backgrounds I didn't see any obvious signs of video related anomalies.
I must admit that I was disappointed to see that Warner opted for a lossy Dolby Digital soundtrack rather than going with a lossless encoding. The show relies heavily on dialogue however its almost constant musical accompaniment and diverse array of sounds would certainly have benefited from lossless audio's high resolution. Jim Dale's running narration sounded lucid and articulate through the center channel. Spoken dialogue was clear, well intonated and prominently placed within the front soundstage. The front three speakers had an open and detailed delivery with good channel separation and discernible directional correlation during panning sequences. Surround activity was limited to splashes of ambience and some discretely placed effects that extended the breadth of the soundfield. Jim Dooley's Emmy Award winning music had good top end air and estimable detail but lacked the smooth highs and subtle refinement I have grown accustomed to from listening to lossless audio soundtracks. The occasional use of low frequency effects and extended dynamics offered robust bass and enhanced energy that accented the sound mix. Overall I found the presentation to be satisfying but it inevitably left me wanting.
Bonus Features:
- The master pie maker: Bryan Fuller - 12 minute featurette which includes cast/crew interviews and discussion about the creative vision of the shows creator
- Secret sweet ingredients - 7 minute featurette that illustrates how the music of composer Jim Dooley plays an integral role in the show
- From oven to table - 5 minute feature that examines some of the challenges of production
- Add a little magic - 4 minute feature that examines a specific and difficult sequence (involving a rhino) from season 2
Final Thoughts:
Pushing daisies is an entertaining and unique experience that pushed the envelope just enough. Its lively visuals, fairytale based storytelling, and somewhat skewed but fun perspective made it charming and original. Unfortunately for its fans the show has been cancelled after only two seasons. Luckily they can enjoy it in high definition on Blu-ray Disc. Season Two's offering from Warner features excellent video quality but its lack of lossless audio and somewhat bland bonus features make it tough to recommend as a blind buy for those not familiar with it. I think that the show is worth checking out so if your in the mood for something different give it a rent.
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You indicate a running time of 562 minutes. I assume that is in error.
That is precisely what I said.
The first episode did a decent job of recapping. I never felt as though I didn't understand what was occurring. I enjoyed it....
You indicate a running time of 562 minutes. I assume that is in error.
The disc case indicates a run time of 562 minutes. I didn't calculate the runtime based upon how long each episode ran.
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Like moov said, he's had 3 goes at it, and all three times his shows haven't been able to find an audience...or a large audience anyway. As a viewer, it gets disheartening...I could only imagine what it's like for him.
I've loved all three of his series as well (Wonderfalls didn't even get a fighting chance), and it's a crying shame he doesn't get more recognition. The ending for PD did seem a little rushed, but at least it was satisfying enough.
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Seattle Falls 9-3 to Chicago - Recap
Seattle dropped a 9-3 decision at Safeco Field on Sunday as Chicago legged out a win behind winning pitcher Gavin Floyd.
Chicago was favored by -117 and came through for bettors backing them. The game went OVER the consensus closing total of 7.5.
Gavin Floyd earned the victory for the White Sox, throwing 7 1/3 innings of work, striking out 6, walking 0, and allowing 5 hits and 2 earned runs. That effort was supported by 4 RBIs from Tyler Flowers in the win.
Seattle's starting pitcher Jason Vargas worked 5 2/3 innings, giving up 10 hits and 9 earned runs while striking out 2 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Ichiro Suzuki in a losing cause.
Chicago outhit their counterparts 13-7 in the game.
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Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 6:59 pm
Post subject: Who is responsible for this??????
Is it Mcombs? If it is this could be like the curse of the Bambino!!!! Same situation. Fowlers said a couple of days ago that Moss is stayin. So what is the deal? Who is responsible!!!!!!!!!!!!
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it's mcombs i can garuntee that...
conspiracy theory:
remember how he got all mad and threw a hissy fit when we the vikings faithful said no too a new stadium and then he was like oh you guys are like bad fans minnesota doesn't deserve a team i should move MY TEAM to california then the league mcombs you dumb [inappropriate/removed] you can't move the vikings they've sold out every game for like the past eight-nine years the mcombs was like well f*ck you league and fu*k you minnesota yall can keep the vikes i don't need'em or that stupid purple pride i was always talking about but ha ill get you fans one last time and screw you over real good and trade your best player for a f'ing weak ask lob.
thanks mcombs but i still got your punk ask for ransom i want moss back stat...or else...
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Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 7:21 pm
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And another thing...for a player that has a franchise tag you get 2 first round picks. We got 1 pick!!!! WHAT THE HELL!!!!! Somebody tell me somethin!!!!!!
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Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 7:55 pm
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Nobody would pay two first rounders for a headcase like Moss. Hell, I'm surprised they even got one high first rounder.
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a started a # 1 and a late rounder would be ok but - n. harris ?
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I wouldn't trade a 5th round pick for that useless POS, if you trade what he does to your team and his cap # it just does not add up to being worth it.
He is a great WR no doubt but you just cant win big with all them damn destractions all the time.
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well i wouldn't trade randy moss for any one player...the man scores two touchdowns a game when healthy show me someone who impacts the way a game is played the way moss does...anyone can run when you have to play one corner and a safety straight up on him and roll the other safety deep.
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Would you guys just wait fot the deal to be official. If it does, you'll know Fowlers saw the deal before it was done. Otherwise, it's only a rumor for now. If I was the Vikings or the Raiders and the Deal was real, I'd be pissed off about that agent.
I don't get the deal. I know it would have been hard to get equal value, still making a deal when you are selling the team is not okay if you don't get the future owner opinion first. No matter what the league rules are about it.
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Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 11:22 pm
Post subject: Payton's #1 fan
You are an idiot for talking that way about moss. Just cause you like the bears. McCombs is still a dildo and he's gonna be my biotch.
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Post subject: same with you rush packer
same for you rush packer
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Post subject: Re: Payton's #1 fan
spiderman84 wrote:
You are an idiot for talking that way about moss. Just cause you like the bears. McCombs is still a dildo and he's gonna be my biotch.
you said Dildo
that really makes my day it could have gone either way at this point but after reading that i have new life. thankyou Spiderman
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I'm gonna go on record as saying Paytonfan or Paytonlicker or whatever his name is, is the real dildo. How it will pain him to see that the Vikings are still gonna win the Central with the Bears and FudgePackers taking it in the rear, woops I meant bringing up the rear. This move can make the Vikings a better team. We can put our focus back to running the ball, pick up some good defensive talent in the draft with our picks, and spend the SH** out of our 36 MILLION in cap space. Harris presents an interesting option. The Vikings may opt to play a 3-4 next year. It would be an incredibly young corps of backers, but darn if it wouldn't be an incredibly talented and athletic one. Granted, I know we did bad enough with 3 on the field, but it may explain the move.
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Would you guys just wait fot the deal to be official. If it does, you'll know Fowlers saw the deal before it was done. Otherwise, it's only a rumor for now. If I was the Vikings or the Raiders and the Deal was real, I'd be pissed off about that agent.
I don't get the deal. I know it would have been hard to get equal value, still making a deal when you are selling the team is not okay if you don't get the future owner opinion first. No matter what the league rules are about it.
Actually, no Fowler won't see it.
Owners meeting/Fowler takes over: late March (I think the 23rd)
Trade processed: early March (I think the 2nd)
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Post subject: A few observations for the How could they trade Moss crow
A few observations for the How could they trade Moss crowd:
1. Viking record last 4 seasons with Moss: well under .500
2. Of all sports, football is by far the most team sport, where unity and cohesion matters. Moss had become a disruption in the locker room and by requiring special rules because of his superstar status, undermined Tices ability to enforce overall team discipline.
3. Superbowls are not won with superstar receivers, but with, at minimum, a good defense. (If in doubt, name the Patriots superstar receiver or recall the Eagles without TO spanking the Vikings with Moss)
4. A receiving corps. ie. 3 starters more than good enough to win a Superbowl, can be paid with Mosss $9 Mill a year, leaving more for defense.
5. The necessity to throw deep a number of times in each game, significantly detracted from developing the diverse offensive game that the Vikings have the personnel for.
People confuse great film high lights of spectacular catches with playing winning football.
If, granted a big if considering the Vikings past blunders, they execute the draft and free agency in a competent manner, this will be a far better team next year.
It would go something like this: Pick defense with both first round picks, not a receiver. Far better quality/value/choice in WR in free agency. Trade Bennett (preferably) or Smith for starter at corner or safety, depending on the draft choices. Pick up one more defensive starter in FA and they are still well under the cap this year and in even better shape beyond.
2005 Vikings outlook: Small reduction in points scored, but longer time of possession, resulting in fewer opponent possessions. With 5 new starters (counting Harris who may not be the next coming of Lawrence taylor but is better than anything they have now) and much better backups, defense becomes respectable to good. Aside from coaching, they will be as good as the Eagles and better than the Falcons. Still couldnt beat the Pats or Steelers, but the best Viking team since the late 90s.
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well put. I agree completely.
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So, in an emergency the governor is ok with bad guys raping and pillaging like vikings? Guess he doesn't remember Katrina. I guess he doesn't want to be re-elected to badly, Send him to the UK may be he would feel safer since no one has any firearms
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So, in an emergency the governor is ok with bad guys raping and pillaging like vikings? Guess he doesn't remember Katrina. I guess he doesn't want to be re-elected to badly, Send him to the UK may be he would feel safer since no one has any firearms
"[T]he people are not to be disarmed of their weapons.
They are left in full possession of them."
Zacharia Johnson (speech in the Virginia Ratifying Convention,25 June 1778)"The best we can hope for concerning the people at large is that they be properly armed." ~Alexander Hamilton
My wife and I have rethought the idea of going back to TN to retire amongst her folk. I am just plum amazed at the crime levels and the stupidity of the politicos there. Florida seems much safer.
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
Randy Cain.
Ego will kill you. Leave it at home.
Signed: Me!
cant wait to see the administration for TN start backpedalling to explain why they want that power over their people so bad...
I have no personal knowledge of that administration and don't know if there was something else in the bill he was objecting to. But having said that...
Power drunk people don't care about history or what is right, they just can't stand to lose any power.
eschew obfuscation
The only thing that stops bad guys with guns is good guys with guns. SgtD
Phil Bredesen isn't from TN, he is from the North.
He doesn't fully represent TN, no politician can.
He is a career politician in that many believe he will run for President in 2012.
Well, I sent His Excellency an email. We'll see if it does any good....
All in all though...the GunShine State laws give a lot more latitude than in most other places...gotta' love FL.
Good Luck in TN...
Stay armed...stay safe!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Anne Hathaway Exposed
We all breathed a collective sigh of sympathy when Anne Hathaway's ex-boyfriend Raffaello Follieri was arrested and thrown in jail. But it seems that was just the beginning of the drama for the "Get Smart" hottie.
According to a report, it seems the Italian businessman was in possession of a collection of nude photos of his actress girlfriend, including one professional framed portrait of her in black fishnet stockings, a garter belt, and a bustier that totally exposed her top. And now the FBI has all of them.
In addition, it seems a collection of Hathaway's diaries are also in the hands of federal agents, making this whole ordeal that much worse.
But not to worry - Anne was spotted looking just fine as she arrived at the Ed Sullivan Theatre yesterday (September 30) for her appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman" in a sexy blue dress with black stockings and black heels.
Enjoy the pictures of Anne Hathaway out for a "Late Show" appearance (September 30).
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As the start of the 2014 Major League Baseball season continues to draw closer, preparations will be kicked up a notch for every team hoping to become the World Series champions. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks will kick off the new season with a ground-breaking game on March 22nd in Sydney, Australia, as the first MLB game to be played in the country to further promote baseball and its marketing qualities across the world.
The Boston Red Sox will be the team to beat, as the current champions look to continue the imperious quality and form that saw them dominate the 2013 season on their way to lifting the Commissioner's Trophy. Their eighth title came amidst considerable heartache and pain caused by the Boston Marathon bombings, which brought the baseball organization closer to the city and its people. It was this spirit and unity through numerous iconic gestures, in addition to the quality of baseball played throughout the season, that were instrumental in John Farrell leading his team to glory. 2014 is set to be as competitive and exciting as ever, with gamblers being able to make their own predictions on Major League Baseball as the Red Sox bid to defend the title and beat everyone who stands in their way.
Reasons to be optimistic
Considerable success enjoyed throughout the 2013 season can provide the foundations for another excellent campaign as confidence breezes throughout the team. Winning 97 games is testament to an organization packed with quality within every department, and has the added advantage of having a number of top prospects waiting in the wings to make an impact. Jackie Bradley Jr. and Xander Bogaerts have considerable shoes to fill in the shape of Jacoby Ellsbury and Stephen Drew respectively, but both are blessed with considerable qualities at such a young age that could make the Boston Red Sox even better than they were in 2013.
Any team with David Ortiz in its ranks is likely to stand a chance of reaching the World Series, with 'Big Papi' proving a formidable opponent for every pitcher in Major League Baseball. He joins Jon Lester, John Lackey, Jake Peavy, Felix Doubront and Clay Buchholz in being key players within a rotation that effectively works for the Red Sox and continues to put strong numbers of runs on the board. Their offensive strength is combined with an impressive bullpen, particularly through Koji Uehara, who hit a purple streak that ran throughout the latter stages of the regular season and entire post-season as he was simply unhittable. Although age is against him as he turns 39 after Opening Day, Uehara can once again play a part in keeping it tight as a closer to ensure the Red Sox see games out efficiently, with Lester being instrumental in blowing the opposition away early.
Reasons to be fearful
The nightmare of 2012 continues to loom large over the Boston Red Sox, with a season consisting of 93 losses illustrating a complete capitulation that was prominent on and off the field. The Red Sox 2012 season perfectly demonstrates how a spate of injuries to key players and mismanagement can destroy an entire organization and leave them in disarray. Losing Ellsbury to the New York Yankees could be a blow to the Red Sox offense, with the center fielder recording an MLB best 52 stolen bases in 2013 which was instrumental to the team's success. Although turning 30 may signal the end of his running days, Ellsbury's absence leaves a void in the Red Sox arsenal that places a lot of dependence and expectation on young protégés Bradley Jr. and Bogaerts to produce a similar number of stolen bases.
The Red Sox will also face fierce competition from the rest of the field, and are not even considered amongst the favorites to win the World Series in bookmakers' eyes. The unpredictable qualities of baseball can result in any team securing a post-season spot, but the increasing strength of other World Series candidates means the Red Sox may face an uphill challenge to replicate their success of 2013. The Los Angeles Dodgers, Detroit Tigers and Washington Nationals have rosters packed with quality at every position, with the Pittsburgh Pirates and Oakland Athletics having talented players that have the potential to catapult their teams into World Series contention, too.


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This is the third in a series of articles reflecting on the Big Thompson Flood of 1976.
Saturday July 31, 1976 started out like any other summer evening.
Our family of six had no inkling that the events of next few hours would be engraved in heartbreak and history as the Big Thompson Flood of 1976.
We finished dinner early that night.
Two of our daughters—Claire almost 18—and Sharon—age 16—asked if they could go out with friends that evening.
Claire and a girlfriend were headed up The Buckhorn—a nearby canyon northwest of town. Sharon and a group of friends were also "going out."
Back then, "going out" meant anything from hanging out at a friend's house to cruising in cars, going to keggers or—they tell me—jumping on the air pumps at local gas stations.
Parents raising children in today's world of scheduled activities, cell phones and instant messaging must view our style of parenting as neglectful, if not downright criminal.
Bill and I plead guilty on all charges. Looking back, we're surprised we weren't arrested.
But I plead our case by saying "This was 1976. Loveland was a small town. Things were different then."
You might ask, "Didn't you have any sense of responsibility? Didn't you worry about your children?"
I'm afraid we were light on the Saturday Night Social Responsibility Scale, but we were heavy into the worrying part—especially about auto accidents.
Drunk driving and driving without seat belts were prevalent in 1976.
Bill and I breathed a sigh of relief on weekend nights when our daughters arrived home safely, came into our bedroom and kissed us goodnight—chatting briefly about their adventures.
To sum it up, parenting in our house in our house—for good or for ill—was one of benign neglect.
So Claire and her friend headed up The Buckhorn. And Sharon and her friends set out for an undetermined destination.
A trip up Thompson Canyon to Estes Park was a popular destination on Saturday night, but fortunately that was not in the cards for either group that evening.
By a stroke of luck—a thing as simple as the destination of a party or two—they escaped one of the deadly Big Thompson Flood which took almost 150 lives.
Back home, Bill, Eileen and I stayed up late and watched a Doris Day movie, and nibbled on deviled ham sandwiches that evening, while Kathy, age 8, slept.
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Colbie Caillat is tired of being Photoshopped to look perfect, so she did something about it. In her new video for 'Try' she is shown without a stitch of make-up on.
Colbie said in an interview with Elle, "When I see gorgeous models and singers and they look perfect on their album covers, it makes me want to look like that, too, and it makes me feel like if I don't Photoshop my skin on my album cover, I'm the one who's going to look a little off and everyone else is going to look perfect...and that's what everyone is used to seeing."
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First off, the sauce lowers your inhibitions, so when you wake up the next morning with a bit of booze left in your blood, you're naturally still thinking about sex. On top of that, a research from the University of Washington and the Kinsey institute found that men who had been drinking had much more difficulty controlling their erections. Basically this means a boner can come out of nowhere while you're drunk... or hungover.
There's also the school of thought that says sex can take the pain of a headache away, and let's face it, a real hangover has plenty of headache to go around. Giving your body one of the best feelings possible (sex) during a time of dread (hangover) can help your body cope with the feeling of "I had too much to drink last night."


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Chinese Thunder God Herb Works as Well as Pain Therapy
A centuries-old Chinese medical herb known as "thunder god vine" eased the pain and swelling of rheumatoid arthritis as effectively as the commonly prescribed methotrexate, a study showed.
In a trial of 207 patients in China, those who took extracts of the herb showed slightly more improvement than those on methotrexate alone; combining the two boosted efficacy significantly over methotrexate alone. The study appears in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases published by BMJ, formerly known as the British Medical Journal.
While traditional Chinese medicine has been practiced for hundreds of years, research into its benefits compared with today's standard therapies has been limited. Thunder god vine could become a new approach to treating rheumatoid arthritis because not all patients respond to methotrexate and modern biologic treatments, such as Amgen Inc.'s Enbrel, are expensive, the researchers wrote in the report.
"While the herb has been used to treat rheumatoid arthritis in China for many centuries, there wasn't clinical evidence of its efficacy compared with current standard medical treatments," said lead author Xuan Zhang, a doctor at the Peking Union Medical College Hospital's Department of Rheumatology. "The results were very clear because on many indicators it performed slightly better than methotrexate."
Measuring Pain
The researchers used a standard measurement based on a 50 percent improvement in the number of tender or swollen joints, along with criteria including pain and disability. The proportion of those achieving the standard after 24 weeks of the trial was 77 percent among those treated with both drugs, 55 percent among those on the herbal extract, and 46.5 percent for those on methotrexate.
There was little difference between the frequency or type of side effects in the three groups, although the number of women who developed irregular periods was slightly higher in those treated with the extract, identified by the name Tripterygium wilfordii Hook F, according to the report.
Extracts from the herb had been found in the 1980s to have an antifertility effect, although other studies showed that the effects were usually reversible and more common in women entering menopause, the authors wrote.
Doctors in China tend to recommend the herbal extract, usually taken in capsule form, as mainly suitable for older patients above the age of 50, Zhang, a professor of medicine at the teaching hospital in Beijing, said in a telephone interview. That is also the same patient group that tends to get afflicted with joint pain, he said.
Thunder god vine extract has also been investigated for its potential to treat autoimmune diseases and some cancers. A drug made from the plant wiped out pancreatic tumors in mice, researchers at the University of Minnesota's Masonic Cancer Center said in a study published in October 2012.
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Tripterygium wilfordii Hook F may be an affordable alternative treatment for rheumatoid arthritis, researchers said.
A month's worth of the herbal extract costs about 80 yuan ($12.90) a month, while treatments with methotrexate, which has to be used in combination with biological or chemical reagents, costs at least three times more, said Peking Union's Zhang. Amgen Inc.'s Enbrel, which is usually injected weekly, costs $3,221 per prescription and Abbvie Inc. (ABBV)'s Humira, which is usually injected every other week, costs about $3,650 per prescription, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"This would have significance for how we should consider and study fundamental treatments for rheumatoid arthritis in the future," he said. The research group is continuing to study the three treatment groups beyond 24 weeks for the longer term effects, Zhang said.
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Everyone wants to interview Khalil Edney, the kid who hit the buzzer-beater, but there's no story there. He kept his head in the game to the very last moment and made an incredible fluke shot. Case closed.
The real story here is the Mount Vernon player who caught the ball at halfcourt and lofted it up instead of holding it and taking the foul. That's a tragedy worthy of ancient Greece. Get cracking, media.


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Several local football player were named to the North All-Star Team, as the Les Schwab Bowl recently announced its rosters for the 2013 Les Schwab Bowl Senior All-Star Football Game.
The North all-star roster includes Oregon City running back Mitchell Thompson, Clackamas lineman Jon Kenion and Milwaukie receiver Kendrick Bourne.
Among other local players selected were: Jack Anderson, Austin Faunce and Mitch Lomax from Lake Oswego; and Evan Voeller and Jarrod Howard from West Linn.
Cristian Morris, Joseph Balfour and Nick Rowlands were named from Class 5A Sherwood. Tanner Shipley, Cory Hinicks and Ryan Walsh were selected from Wilsonville.
Sherwood coach Greg Lawrence is head coach of the North All-Star Team.
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At last Nokia's last symbian smartphone information has leaked in dribs and drabs. Nokia 803 is the last symbian phone and its largest camera sensor is now top of the discussion. Though information comes a little bit from earlier reports but trusted source confirmed that it is Nokia's last symbian smartphone.
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Raoul Wallenberg was a Swedish architect, businessman, diplomat and humanitarian who rescued tens of thousands Jews in Nazi-occupied Hungary during the Holocaust.
It is estimated that under Wallenberg's leadership he and his associates distributed Swedish passports to 20,000 of Budapest's Jews and protected 13,000 more in safe houses that he rented and which flew the Swedish flag. Wallenberg even hung signs on these buildings labeling them "The Swedish Library" or the ambiguous "Swedish Research Institute," claiming diplomatic immunity for these buildings and all who resided inside them. Source
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For location of safe houses see Jenö Lévai's "Raul Wallenberg Budapest, 1948". p.252
- Pozsonyi út 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 12. 14, 15-17, 22, 40.
- Pannonia utca: 8, 15, 17/a, 36.
- Legrady Karoly utca: 39, 48/b.
- Tatra utca: 4, 5/a, 5/b, 12/a, 15 a and b.
- Karpati utca 3.
These houses housed about 4,000 persons. Source
Using his American funds, Wallenberg scoured the city for buildings to rent. He eventually found thirty-two, which he declared to be "extraterritorial buildings" protected by Swedish diplomatic immunity. In Budapest he found a way "to place 35,000 people in buildings designed for fewer than 5,000." These Wallenberg's "safe houses" saved tens of thousands Jewish lives.
Wallenberg's colleagues in the Swedish legation and diplomats from other neutral countries also participated in rescue operations.
- Carl Lutz, the Consul General in the Swiss legation, issued certificates of emigration, placing nearly 50,000 Jews in Budapest were under Swiss protection as potential emigrants to Palestine.
- Giorgio Perlasca, an Italian businessman, posed as a Spanish diplomat.
Closely assisted by Laszlo and Eugenia Szamosi, Perlasca issued to many Jews in Budapest certificates of protection for nations whose interests neutral Spain represented and established safe houses, including a house for Jewish children. Source
A woman from Wallenberg's office recalled an occasion when Wallenberg heard that Hungarian Nazis were shooting women and children at the river. He asked his staff who could swim. "We went—it was a cold night—and jumped into the Danube—the water was icy cold." They saved fifty or sixty people.
Wallenberg worked constantly, sleeping only four hours a night. He was an inspiration to the Swiss and Swedish neutrals working on similar humanitarian missions, to the Red Cross, and to those who worked at his side. But perhaps even more important was his ability to revive hope in those who believed they were doomed. Source


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Jakarta (The Jakarta Post/ANN) - The Indonesian Trade Ministry has issued permits to import 135,000 tons of garlic to cope with the acute shortage of the spice, which has caused a sharp increase in its price throughout the country.
The Trade Ministry's director general for foreign trade, Bachrul Chairi, said that shipments for one of Indonesia's basic cuisine ingredients would take place within two weeks.
"Import permits for around 90 percent of a total of 160,000 tons of import quota for the first half have been issued and importers seem to have verified their orders," he said in Jakarta on Friday.
The Agriculture Ministry, which is authorized to decide on imports, has set a quota of 320,000 tons for garlic imports this year.
Half of the figure will be realized in the first half of the year, while the remaining 160,000 tons will be shipped throughout the rest of the year. The statement came one day after President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ordered related ministers on the issue to respond quickly to the rising prices of foodstuffs.
Disruptions in the spice supply in local markets, particularly due to seasonal factors, have markedly pushed up prices over the past few weeks. The prices of shallots, also a basic ingredient in Indonesian cooking rose by up to sixfold to 60,000 rupiah (US$6.30) this week.
The steep increase in spice prices has raised concerns over a further increase in the country's inflation rate.
The increase in prices including garlic, shallots and red chilli, helped push up the Consumers Price Index (CPI) by 0.75 percent in February, driving year-on-year inflation to a 20-month high of 5.31 percent during the month.
"So far the pressure [from the price of spices] still exists. Based on our survey last week, pressure from shallots and garlic is still too high," newly appointed Bank Indonesia (BI) deputy governor Perry Warjiyo told reporters at this office.
In a move to pacify the market, the Trade Ministry also ordered the release of 332 containers of garlic retained at Tanjung Perak Port in Surabaya, Bachrul said. Hundreds of containers filled with horticulture products could not be released from the port due to licensing problems.
Bachrul said that the garlic from the containers would be gradually released to the market to help push down its price. In a normal situation, the containers without complete documents would have been returned to exporting countries.
"The prices have moved beyond the psychological limit, so we're taking concerted measures," he said.
The Dumai Customs and Excise Office in Riau province also foiled an attempt to smuggle 27 tons of shallots during an operation that took place on a highway in Pelintung subdistrict, Medang Kampai district, Dumai City last week.
Customs and excise officials seized the shallots that had been illegally imported from Thailand. The shallots were put inside 1,326 sacks, with each sack containing 20 kilograms of shallots.


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UK outsourcing firms may be affected if the government chooses to renegotiate its major IT contracts, the National Computing Centre (NCC) has said.
A total of 35 major government IT outsourcing contracts are potentially at risk of renegotiation in the coming years, technology analyst Ovum claimed last week.
The company issued the warning after the Con-Lib coalition imposed a £100 million cap on public IT contracts, seeking to cut spending and reduce the budget deficit.
Michael Dean, head of marketing at information technology membership and research organisation the NCC, said the impacts of the spending cuts "could be significant".
"If the government take a hardline approach through either non-renewal or renegotiation, outsourcers will be forced to find alternative revenue streams," he stated.
He suggested this could be difficult in a market reported to be in decline.
According to data and advisory firm TPI, the global outsourcing market is not yet bouncing back, as economic uncertainty continues to weigh on corporations around the world.
The total worth of commercial outsourcing contracts valued at £16 million or more was £11.7 billion in the second quarter of 2010, down by 13 per cent both sequentially and year-over-year.
TPI reported that the Europe, Middle East and Africa market has been particularly affected, as has the normally strong Asia/Pacific region.
"While a lot of outsourcing goes overseas, the UK industry will still be affected," Mr Dean stated.
"However, outsourcing agreements are a two-way street based on contracts and outsourcers will resort to legal defences if they are not happy with 'renegotiation'. This may result in delay or penalties due to outsourcers."
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In order to provide you with the best medical care, we ask our patients to observe the fees and billing policies of Cape Fear Eye Associates. If you have questions regarding the following policies, please contact Cape Fear Eye Associates to speak with a member of our billing staff.
All charges not covered by insurance companies are due at the time of service and/or dispensing of goods. For your convenience, we accept Visa, MasterCard®, Discover Card and American Express®. If your insurance policy requires a co-payment, payment must be made at check-in.
Private Insurance
If you have private health insurance, payment for all procedures is due at the time of service. Our staff will provide you with a copy of your bill so that you may easily submit a claim to your insurance provider. Our billing staff is available to help you fill out your claim forms should you need assistance.
As Medicare participation providers, we accept the fees set by Medicare for medical services covered by the Medicare program, including surgery. Medicare patients will be responsible only for co-payments, deductibles, and non-covered services.
If you have Medicare, we must have a valid signature on file in order to file your Medicare claims. In addition to directly submitting your Medicare claims, we will file claims with your secondary insurance company, if you have one.
Medicare Refraction Policy
Refraction is the measurement of the lens power needed correct vision errors with eyeglasses and laser vision correction. Medicare does not cover the cost of routine refraction or eye exams. If you have a secondary insurance company that does cover your annual eye exams and corrective lenses, please let our staff know.
Managed Healthcare—HMO and PPO
Some managed healthcare insurance requires that you obtain authorization from your primary care provider prior to seeing a specialist. Obtaining this authorization is your responsibility. If you fail to obtain a valid referral, you will be responsible for all charges incurred.
You are also responsible for making certain that the doctors at Cape Fear Eye Associates are considered "participating providers" by your insurance company. You can check your insurance handbook or call your insurance company to confirm whether this is the case.
Cape Fear Eye Associates will file all claims on your behalf; however, you must make your co-payment at the time of services, during check-in.
Workers' Compensation
Cape Fear Eye Associates will file your workers' compensation claim for you as soon as we receive a claim number from you. We also ask that you provide us with any insurance cards that you have.
Contact Cape Fear Eye Associates for Laser Vision Correction, Cataract Surgery, and More
If you're considering laser vision correction, our Fayetteville center provides in-depth FREE consultations. To schedule an appointment, contact Cape Fear Eye Associates today and be on your way to better vision.


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