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Science (or rather half-way science) scoffs at reminiscence of dryad and hamadryad, and of trees speaking.
However it may be, the Burman is not ready to kill the hamadryad.
Pomona was a hamadryad, and was so devoted to the care of her trees that she scorned the idea of love.
It is a place in which a poet might look for a glimpse of a hamadryad.
Every tree has a hamadryad, who lives in it, who is born when it first grows, and who dies when it dies.
It is like the bite of a hamadryad," he said softly, "but there is no mark.
The girl was eighteen; her name was Estelle, and he called her "the hamadryad of St. Eynard."
The hamadryad was born with the tree, flourished and died with it.
The hamadryad, as you probably know, is perhaps the deadliest of all Eastern reptiles.
He got up to meet her as she approached, a hamadryad in white muslin, across the grass.
late 14c., from Greek hamadryas (plural hamadryades) "wood-nymph," fabled to die with her tree, from hama "together" (see same) + drus (genitive dryos) "tree."


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Rosemarie Smith, 83, from Derby, said she had stored the slice in a Royal Crown Derby cup at her home ever since.
Rosemarie then opened a missing-persons file that was closed several years later.
It houses the law offices of Rosemarie Arnold, advertised in bold white lettering above the doorway.
Rosemarie Arnold is the civil trial attorney who is representing those (now ten) residents.
When it was summer I walked here with Rosemarie and play-mamma.
"But we shall not worry about our Rosemarie," old Etienne told Farr.
But since little Rosemarie went away for ever he has loved you.
It is poison that has kill our little Rosemarie—and all her life ahead!
He went close and saw it was the pretty lady to whom he had told the story of Rosemarie.
He had a cleft in his chain which Rosemarie thought most attractive.

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Kid Cudi reportedly will release his debut effort 'Man on the Moon: The Guardians' this August.
Release date for Kid Cudi's debut album "Man on the Moon: The Guardians" has finally been shared. The record, which will include hit single "Day 'N' Nite", is said to be put forward for purchase across America on August 25.
Considered as "the vanguard of a game - changing new generation of artists," Cudi was signed to Universal Motown last week. Commenting on that matter, Emile and Plain Pat, his partners in his own label Dream On which will be launched later this year, said that "partnering Kid Cudi with Universal Motown couldn't be a more natural fit."
Cudi currently has been in the studio with Travis Barker, Ryan Leslie, will.i.am, Swizz Beatz and Just Blaze in a bid to finish "Man on the Moon: The Guardian". Beside hitting studio, the Kanye West's protege will also spare some time to appear at this year's Lollapalooza music festival, which will be held from August 7 to 9. At the three-day concert, he will be joined by the likes of Snoop Dogg, Asher Roth and The Killers.


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ByRev. Dr. Lewis Galloway The book of Ecclesiastes says that there is an appropriate time for every matter: there is a time to mourn and a time to laugh. When I was growing up, my sister and I used to drive our parents to distraction by our inappropriate laughter at the worst of times. Concerts, school programs, church, even funerals, brought out our nervous giggles. At my wedding, my mother told my sister that she had to sit in the back of the church and not look at me for fear of making me … [Read more...]
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There was a ton of volatility in the IPO market last week. One company I've been following rallied 31 percent, another plummeted 11 percent, and yet a third has postponed its big board debut a second time.
We have lots to cover so let's get started.
The chart below shows the returns of the top 5 performing companies that we've been watching since they went public. Recall that we began our IPO watch in early July, so companies that went public prior to July are not included.
Also, remember that the returns I calculate use a stocks first traded price on the day it goes public rather than its IPO offer price. I do this because this price more accurately represents the price at which an average individual investor could purchase shares. We're not investment banks, so why track the outsized returns those preferred clients get on their IPO investments, right?
MakeMyTrip Limited (Nasdaq: MMYT) has been the best performing company returning around 58 percent since it went public on August 11th. QLIK Technologies (Nasdaq: QLIK) is another big winner - the company's stock has surged 52 percent since it went public in mid July.
Other top winners include RealPage Inc. (Nasdaq: RP), China Kanghui Holdings (NYSE: KH) and Molycorp Inc. (NYSE: MCP), all of which have returned 31 percent, 26 percent, and 19 percent, respectively.
Investor demand for these companies is driving their share prices higher. It's also not surpising that some of these top-performing stocks were among some of the biggest winners last week - despite a down week in the broader market.
MakeMyTrip posted the largest one week gain jumping 31 percent. Note that I use the closing dates from Friday August 20th through Friday August 27th.
According to Dealogics, a data provider for investment banks, MakeMyTrip has been the best performing IPO since Athenahealth Inc. (Nasdaq: ATHN) gained 97 percent back in September 2007.
Why all the fuss? Well, MakeMyTrip is an online travel company that offers services such as airline tickets and hotels in India and the US. There have been positive reports from the travel industry lately and companies like Priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN) reported second quarter booking increases. Priceline.com reported an increase of 43% (over the previous year), Expedia (Nasdaq: EXPE) reported a 19 percent gain, and Orbitz Worldwide (NYSE: OWW) reported 17 percent.
QLIK Technologies was another big winner last week as its stock soared 14.5 percent. Two weeks ago, the company released results for the second quarter of 2010 and reported revenue growth of 56 percent compared to the second quarter of the previous year.
Molycorp Inc. (NYSE: MCP), which sells rare earth oxides (those used in the development of green technologies), rounded off the top three winners. The now $1.4 billion market cap company jumped over 5 percent last week and is up 19 percent since going public on July 29.
Of course, every stock can't go up each week - so let's check out some of last week's losers.
D Medical Industries (Nasdaq: DMED) posted the biggest loss last week as shares fell 11 percent. The Israeli based company develops medical technologies, with a primary focus on solutions for diabetes treatment.
IntraLinks Holdings Inc. (NYSE: IL) dropped 6 percent last week on light volume as investor interest waned in the enterprise software solutions company.
RealD Inc. (NYSE: RLD), a licensor of 3D technology, fell 9 percent. The company is down around 13 percent since its IPO, but I wouldn't be surprised if its stock moved higher in coming months as fall sets in and more people look to the movie theatres for winter entertainment. The buzz around 3D films has certainly waned since this spring, but the company has relatively strong fundamentals and is still in an industry that's growing tremendously fast.
This company highlights some of the risks to those of us who can only invest in IPOs once the stocks hit the major exchanges. A good Barron's article from Tuesday discusses some of the pro's and con's of investing in RealD - noting in particular that the drive to go public may have been largely to provide a cash out opportunity for insiders at a time when 3D was all the rage.
That said, there are now five analysts covering the stock, with a mean price target of $23.50. The stock is trading at $16.71 as of yesterday's close. That's 41 percent gain if the stock hits that mean price target.
There's one company scheduled to go public this week, but I'd be cautious about this IPO. SurgiVision (SRGV), which develops medical equipment and software, has been trying to go public since July. It originally filed to offer 2.5 million shares at a price range of $13 to $15 a share then lowered that price range to $9 to $11 a share at the end of July.
The company then postponed the deal and filed again in early August, expecting to raise $18.5 million by offering 3.7 million shares at $5 a share. With relatively poor market conditions I'd be surprised to see this company go public. If demand isn't there, why do it?
We know why some companies go public: to pad the bank accounts of the company's founders and major private shareholders. The rescheduling and changes to this offering reeks of desperation, a bit. You have to wonder if it's because the current ownership is desperate for new investment capital, or just desperate for capital.
We'll see what happens, it will be an interesting one to watch if it does IPO - especially since the projected proceeds have fallen by nearly 50 percent (from $35 million with 2.5 million shares at $14, to $18.5 million with 3.7 million shares at $5).
That's it for this week's IPO update. There is still a lot of action in this sector, and those of you who have been reading this report each week should be starting to recognize certain trends in companies that IPO.
Among those, notice how companies tend to go public when there is a lot of positive media attention in their particular sector? That shouldn't come as a surprise - the goal of an IPO is to raise money, so companies do it when demand is high. But that raises the likelihood of investors paying a premium, so be careful out there!


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First Yes Children's Programing will be back with more activities and crafts and in a better location than the previous years.
We have worked hard this year to greatly improve Children's Programing by adding more activities and crafts so if you do not feel like doing a craft project, you can always join in on the activity currently going on. Some of the activities we have planned include:
- Para Para
- Children's Masquerade
- Stories and Games from Japan
- Video Game Tournaments
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Also for all children who come with their parents, they can enter for a chance to win a Nentindo Wii.
I will post the guidelines for the tournaments and masquerade later today but this year for the masquerade there will be prizes.
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Oh, the quiet streets of war. I hate them. Fear echoes and multiplies in the silence. Give me a place where you can hear the sounds of battle, where you know where the fire is coming from. In Jalula the streets were empty. I glimpsed a man behind a half-open gate talking on his mobile phone. Is he tipping off the militants that we are here? In this atmosphere every approaching vehicle becomes a potential suicide bomber, the pile of rubble by the roadside the perfect hiding place for a bomb.
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A clear-sighted revelation, a deep penetration into the world of Scientology by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the The Looming Tower, the now-classic study of al-Qaeda's 9/11 attack. Based on more than 200 personal interviews with both current and former Scientologists - both famous and less well known - and years of archival research, Lawrence Wright uses his extraordinary investigative ability to uncover for us the inner workings of the Church of Scientology.
At the book's center, two men whom Wright brings vividly to life, showing how they have made Scientology what it is today: The darkly brilliant science-fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, whose restless, expansive mind invented a new religion. And his successor, David Miscavige - tough and driven, with the unenviable task of preserving the church after the death of Hubbard.
We learn about Scientology's complicated cosmology and special language. We see the ways in which the church pursues celebrities, such as Tom Cruise and John Travolta, and how such stars are used to advance the church's goals. And we meet the young idealists who have joined the Sea Org, the church's clergy, signing up with a billion-year contract.
In Going Clear, Wright examines what fundamentally makes a religion a religion, and whether Scientology is, in fact, deserving of this constitutional protection. Employing all his exceptional journalistic skills of observation, understanding, and shaping a story into a compelling narrative, Lawrence Wright has given us an evenhanded yet keenly incisive book that reveals the very essence of what makes Scientology the institution it is.
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"Brings a clear-eyed, investigative fearlessness to Scientology . . . a rollicking, if deeply creepy, narrative ride, evidence that truth can be stranger even than science fiction." (The Washington Post)
"A hotly compelling read. It's a minutiae-packed book full of wild stories." (The New York Times)
"An utterly necessary story. . . . A feat of reporting." (The Wall Street Journal)
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"Scared the Hell Out of Me"
This book should be required reading/listening. The book seems to be very even handed in that, even in the closing words, the author balances his findings with a response from the organization.
Still, in spite of Church of Scientology denials, there is just too much evidence of very dangerous behavior. Germany got it right.
You know, I am a little fearful in posting this because Scientology strikes me as so dangerous and vindictive.
This is the Audible book I had to stop frequently because it is just so disturbing.
Make no mistake: We're all mammals here.
"Not for the Faint of Heart"
I expected this work of non-fiction to be quite bizarre, and I wasn't disappointed. What I wasn't expecting, however, was the intense ugliness that characterized this cult and its founder. Though this book is very well researched and very well written, it is far from pleasant. It's information that needs to be made public, however, and I highly recommend it.The narrator, by the way, is very good. I have listened to several books read by him, and would gladly listen to more.
I focus on fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, science, history, politics and read a lot. I try to review everything I read.
"Shockingly Great"
This was a great book. I really found myself unable to put this down. I somewhat expected a dry, one sided, hatchet job. Instead this was detailed story starting with the early life of the clearly troubled founder of Scientology and continuing to the present day. I fully enjoyed the reading of every footnote. I did not really expect to, but I learned a lot. The writing and the narration were both quite compelling.
I have not been a fan of Scientology since a friend of mine joined, and after a few years called me having just escaped penniless and only wearing his underwear out of a window after a many hour auditing session with several people pointing out body thetons on him that were visible to them but not visible to my friend. I agree many of the ideas of Scientology are no weirder than any other religion, and I always thought the basic idea of auditing sounded interesting and potentially useful, but there does seem to be a pattern of secrecy and intimidation not seen elsewhere. This book presents a pattern of paranoia, violence; control, and hypocrisy with an intensity that is truly shocking. I would recommend anyone thinking about Scientology to read this book first.
"Brilliant and Scary"
For it's genre it's very good.
The biography of Hubbard. He was so disturbed.
I didn't know much about Scientology. I knew they believed in aliens or we were aliens or something. After listening to this book I'm actually anxious for the poor people who are in the Sea Org. I really like the line in the book about people joining and being in religions, not because they are evil people but because they want to be better people, help people, help themselves. That's a noble desire, it's sad how people exploit others. I don't understand why anyone would want to be part of this "religion" unless you're Tom Cruise. Everyone else seems to be disposable and unimportant. For Tom Cruise it must be great, your own personal slave team and a religion set up where you can't do wrong. I always kind of thought he was a nutter, but now I think he's beyond narcissistic, maybe even sociopathic.
"Fantastic, if also horrifying!"
I have read several books and articles about Scientology as I enjoy comparative religions. This is the best book so far. Thorough, even-handed, and fascinating! It was sad to read about the abuse and exploitation of church members by the church hierarchy. As a mental health professional, I felt some of the practices were similar to concepts in psychology and enjoyed reading about those. Ultimately, I found myself agreeing that the odd, science fiction aspects of the church were no more unusual than aspects of other religions - virgin birth, for example - and believing that people should be allowed to practice their faith as they see fit. That said, the human rights abuses that are part of the church were horrific and should be addressed. And I was angered by the surrender of the IRS in giving tax-exempt status to parts of the church that are obviously not faith related such as selling Hubbard's science fiction books that aren't part of the church tenets. Narrator was good although I wasn't always sure that reading the footnotes and spelling out websites was necessary.
"Very similar to "Inside Scientology""
'Very, very similar to Inside Scientology. Both books cover the formation and history of Lafayette Ron Hubbard's Dianetics book success. But Hubbard did not have control over the groups that formed around the philosophy and the profits. Thus came a group with tax free status: a church, which charges you for advancing within it.
Of the two books, I preferred this one more, tho' both are great and fascinating listens. Both are well narrated too.
 If you have wondered what Scientology is all about, this is a very entertaining and factual way to find out.
"I was there..."
My story is long but in short I was in the Sea Org for about 8 years.
I was 20 yrs old. I read Dianetics and it made so much sense to me. A few months later I was on staff on a Church and a few weeks after that I joined the Sea Org. I then ended up in the RPF as well and eventually left. I wanted to make a difference and truly felt that this was the way to do it. Scientology was making a positive change in my life and my family as well.
I ended up in middle management. I got to work with pretty much all the celebs in Scientology, i.e. Tom Cruise, John Travolta, etc. The pressure to perform was immense. I knew Tommy Davis and worked with him as well.
The audio book delves into the earlier life of LRH. Things I didn't know about him were shocking but then again isn't the life of people who want to change the world weird or shocking as well?
"Because The People Who Are Crazy Enough To Think They Can Change The World, Are The Ones Who Do." - Steve Jobs.
I never met David Miscavige or worked with him directly so I can't confirm him beating up people. Do I believe it? Yes, I do. The pressure where I was working was so intense I can only imagine what it must have been like for those in upper management or those that worked with Miscavige directly. Evidence of course is also the fact that many high level executives have since left the church and their stories match as well.
Many things in the audiobook rang true for me and took me back. For the most part I think the author captured what it's really like in Scientology especially in the Sea Org.
I was captivated by the overall story and the narrator did an excellent job as well.
To this day I truly believe Scientology works. I believe it has been ruined by bad management and an arrogant leader which is why I left. It's really sad. I think the author described this perfectly. He gives many examples of how Scientology has had positive changes in people's lives. But like I said, it comes down to the management which has to change.
Scientology works. I have see it first hand many times. Too bad people are being turned away from it because of the Church's arrogance and bad publicity it creates.
Listen to this audiobook. You will not be disappointed. Just keep in mind that Scientologists are some of the most honest, caring and hard working people ever. I met some great people there and think of them all the time.
"Tragically Illuminating"
This was one book that once I began, I found it very difficult to stop listening. It is not a book bashing Scientology but rather a documentary of sorts that starts at the beginning of Scientology and brings you up to its current status. I disagree with the other reviewer as to the footnotes. I found those to be very interesting and necessary. Just more validation to support the book. So many things are covered regarding Scientology that just make you shake your head and are very sad and deplorable. Not to say that things like this do not happen in other "religions", but the focus of this book is on Scientology. Unfortunately the tragedy which unfolded at Waco really gave rise to Scientology's allowable existence in the eyes of the IRS. In this regard, Scientology was basically given the green light to proceed pretty much without sanction other than within their inner hierarchy. Truly a sad situation for those involved with Scientology who now desire the opportunity to leave of their own free will with no strings/debts attached.
I write for myself, for my own pleasure. And I want to be left alone to do it. - Salinger ^(;,;)^
"Tax-exempt Space Operas are just not my Jam"
"Earth is an insane asylum, to which the other planets deport their lunatics."
- Voltaire, in Memnon the Philosopher
I remember when I was first exposed to Scientology. A good friend of mine in high school suggested I read L. Ron Hubbard's Battlefield Earth*. I politely declined. Space opera just wasn't my thing. But I never forgot L. Ron Hubbard. Occasionally, in used bookstores I'd see one of his other books: Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, The Way To Happiness, etc. Again, I would politely walk by. But I've always been intrigued by this funky religion. Perhaps, it has something to do with being a Mormon (we've got our own funky origin, hypergraphiac founder, cosmology, etc).
Anyway, I found Wright's take on Scientology fascinating. Not just as a look into a visible and sometimes very troubled 20th Century religious movement (and the people in it), but also because it funhouse mirrors ALL religions. Like Neil deGrasse "Awesome" Tyson said in a Daily Beast interview in March of 2015, "So, you have people who are certain that a man in a robe transforms a cracker into the literal body of Jesus saying that what goes on in Scientology is crazy? Let's realize this: What matters is not who says who's crazy, what matters is we live in a free country. You can believe whatever you want, otherwise it's not a free country—it's something else."
Going Clear is scary because it makes you think not just that Scientologists, but we ALL are just a bit nuts and in need of a bunch of crazy pills.
* Mitt Romney's favorite book.
"Very Informative"
Well researched, organized, balanced, and articulated book telling of the life of L Ron Hubbard, the founder of the Church of Scientology, his family, the genesis, evolution, and beliefs of the Church of Scientology, and the lives of many within the church including well known celebrities. The Epilogue is worth listening to/reading more than once.
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All winter flakes are not made of snow. Cold weather with its low relative humidity wreaks havoc on our skin, sometimes making it dry and flaky. Skin dries out if it's deprived of moisture and this dryness often aggravates itchiness, resulting in a condition commonly referred to as "winter itch." During the winter the air is drier, and indoor heating further depletes your skin of moisture. Fortunately, there are several ways that you can replenish the water content of your skin. Dr. Anjali Dahiya, a dermatologist at the Iris Cantor Women's Health Center at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, and Dr. Monica Halem, a dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, suggest the following top 10 tips to help turn your alligator skin into suede:1. Moisturize daily. Cream-based moisturizers are better than lotions for normal to dry skin. If you have sensitive skin, choose a moisturizer without fragrance or lanolin. Apply moisturizer directly to your wet skin after bathing to ensure that the moisturizer can help to trap surface moisture. 2. Cleanse your skin, but don't overdo it. Too much cleansing removes the skin's natural moisturizers. It is enough to wash your face, hands, feet, and between the folds of your skin once a day. While you can rinse your trunk, arms and legs daily, it is not necessary to use soap or cleanser on these areas every day. 3. Limit the use of hot water and soap. If you have "winter itch," take short lukewarm showers or baths with a non-irritating, non-detergent-based cleanser. Immediately afterward, apply a mineral oil or petroleum-jelly-type moisturizer. Gently pat skin dry.4. Humidify. Room humidifiers can be beneficial. However, be sure to clean the unit according to the manufacturer's instructions to reduce mold and fungi.5. Protect yourself from the wind. Cover your face and use a petrolatum-based balm for your lips.6. Avoid extreme cold. Cold temperatures can cause skin disorders or frostbite in some people. See a doctor immediately if you develop color changes in your hands or feet accompanied by pain or ulceration. If you develop extreme pain followed by loss of sensation in a finger or toe, you may have frostbite. 7. Protect your skin from the sun. Remember that winter sun can also be dangerous to the skin. Even in the winter months you should use a sunscreen with a sun-protection factor of 15 or greater if you will be outdoors for prolonged periods. Overexposure to sunlight can lead to premature aging of the skin and skin cancer.8. Avoid winter tanning. Tanning beds and artificial sunlamps are always damaging to your skin and increase your risk of skin cancer. If you want to keep your summer glow, use self-tanners along with extra moisturizer as self-tanners can also dry out your skin. 9. Take vitamin D supplements. During the summer months your natural vitamin D production increases due to daily sun exposure, but when winter rolls around that exposure decreases. Taking vitamin supplements can ensure that you are getting the recommended amounts of vitamin D all year. 10. See your dermatologist. If you have persistent dry skin, scaling, itching, skin growths that concern you, or other rashes, see your dermatologist -- not only in winter but throughout the year.
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This is the small one on the LOTR channel, right? Is there any way to
download the bigger version yet? Or when will we be able to do that next week?
My understanding is that the official site plans to wait "a few days" after the theatrical release this past Friday to provide a downloadable version. I don't know how they're defining "a few days"--maybe someone else has more up-to-date info on this.
The LOTR movies site has provided a QuickTime version which should be able to be reached through http://www.tolkien-movies.com/media/officialtrailers.shtml. I say "should be" because I just tried to check the link, but the traffic is too heavy--as a "fan-run" site, www.tolkien-movies.com doesn't have a huge amount of band-width. That site is also working on downloadable versions other than QuickTime.
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[JURIST] The military government of Myanmar continues to arrest political dissidents [press release] despite assurances given by Prime Minister Thein Sein in November that the arrests had stopped and no more would take place, Amnesty International [advocacy website] reported Friday. There have been 96 arrests [Amnesty materials] since November and at least 700 of those arrested during September protests and 1,150 political prisoners held before the protests have yet to be released. In a statement [text] Catherine Baber, director of Amnesty's Asia-Pacific programme, said:
Four months on from the violent crackdown on peaceful demonstrators, rather than stop its unlawful arrests the Myanmar government has actually accelerated them. The new arrests in December and January target people who have attempted to send evidence of the crackdown to the international community, clearly showing that the government's chief priority is to silence its citizens who would hold them to account.UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Myanmar, Paulo Pinheiro [official profile], issued a report [DOC text; JURIST report] in December that included recommendations for restoring order to Myanmar. Baber urged the international community Friday to further Pinheiro's work in the country:
In view of the accelerating rate of arrests and other human rights violations four months on, the international community should press the government of Myanmar to immediately invite Prof. Pinheiro back to the country to conduct the full-fledged fact-finding mission he has requested.On Thursday, foreign affairs officials from the US, UK, and France promised progress towards improved human rights in Myanmar would be a "priority" at the World Economic forum. Myanmar [JURIST news archive] began a crackdown on political dissidents late last year after Myanmar security officers arrested hundreds of Buddhist monks demonstrating against rising fuel prices and human rights abuses by the military regime. At least 10 people were killed when government soldiers shot into protesting crowds [JURIST report] and the government has said that some 3,000 people were arrested for participating in the protests. BBC News has more.


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Counseling, also called "talk therapy," is among the most important ingredients in addiction treatment. A number of behavioral therapy approaches offer the best assistance for successfully treating individuals with drug and alcohol disorders. Behavioral therapies are an important part of treatment in residential and outpatient programs and are frequently used together with medications. The techniques focus on helping drug and alcohol users change the way they live their lives (their behavior) so they can successfully stop alcohol and drug use and develop healthy, productive lives.
What is good addiction counseling? Counselors and therapists who provide treatment for addicted individuals and their families need special training in behavioral treatments for addiction. Counselors and therapists teach their addicted patients about addiction, encourage them to make changes in their lives, praise them when they make progress and support them when they run into problems.
Specific behavioral counseling approaches that improve treatment success. These techniques:
The behavioral therapies described above are important in the treatment of all drug and alcohol dependence disorders. However, their use with stimulant (cocaine and methamphetamine) addicted individuals is especially important. At the present time there are no medications that have been proven to be useful for stimulant addiction. Two outpatient treatment approaches which combine many of the strategies described above (Community Reinforcement Approach and Matrix Model) have been shown to be effective in treating individuals addicted to cocaine and methamphetamine.


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Selenium is an essential trace element in the diet of mammals which is important for many physiological functions. However, a number of epidemiological studies have suggested that high selenium status is a possible risk factor for the development of type 2 diabetes, although they cannot distinguish between cause and effect. Selenoprotein P (Sepp1) is central to selenium homeostasis and widely expressed in the organism. Here we review the interaction between Sepp1 and glucose metabolism with an emphasis on experimental evidence. In models with or without gene modification, glucose and insulin can regulate Sepp1 expression in the pancreas and liver, and
Selenium is an essential trace element in the diet of mammals. While its importance for the brain [
Selenoprotein P (Sepp1) is central to selenium homeostasis in the organism because it promotes the retention of selenium in the body and affects selenium distribution from the liver to extra-hepatic tissues [
Selenium exerts biological functions mainly as the amino acid selenocysteine (Sec) in selenoproteins in mammals. SEPP1 is the only selenoprotein containing more than one Sec residue in its sequence. Up to 10 Sec residues are incorporated in the Sepp1 of rats, mice and humans; the
Plasma SEPP1 concentration is the best marker of human selenium nutritional status [
Sepp1 is widely expressed in many tissues of mice [
The pancreas is the only organ producing insulin; Sepp1 is present but mRNA levels are lower by nearly 50% than in rat liver [
Adipose tissue has a central role in lipid and glucose metabolism and also expresses SEPP1. In a human study, SEPP1 gene expression was downregulated in subcutaneous adipose cells isolated from eight insulin-resistant patients, compared with eight insulin-sensitive subjects by microarray [
The concern about the relationship between selenium and glucose metabolism is that there may be adverse effects of selenium over-supplementation, given that selenium is commonly added to multivitamin/mineral preparations that are consumed by the general public in many Western countries. Supplementation with selenium has experimentally been shown to protect against certain cancers and reduce total cancer mortality [
In contrast to the situation in the pancreas, gene expression and secretion of Sepp1 is increased at high glucose concentrations in rat H4IIEC hepatocytes and rat primary hepatocytes [
Using knock-out Sepp1 mice or cells can help in the understanding of the effects of Sepp1 on carbohydrate metabolism. Misu
Because there is no existing cell culture or animal model in which Sepp1 is overexpressed, Misu
Although the above study systematically explored the effect of Sepp1 on insulin resistance and glucose intolerance, notably in hepatocytes and myocytes, several drawbacks impair the ability to explain the relationship of Sepp1 to type 2 diabetes. Firstly, experimental mice were intraperitoneally injected with purified human Sepp1, while controls were injected with PBS, so the stress reaction resulting from species heterology cannot be excluded. Secondly, there is the key question of how Sepp1 enters hepatocytes and myocytes to perform its action. As far as we know, Sepp1 as a kind of glycoprotein that is taken up variably by tissues depending on whether they express the receptors apolipoprotein E receptor 2 (ApoER2) or megalin [
The evidence suggests that Sepp1 should be negatively regulated by insulin in the liver in the situation of normal insulin sensitivity. We hypothesize that there could be a feedback regulation between hepatic Sepp1 and pancreatic insulin: in the normal organism, circulating high-glucose concentration stimulates the expression of insulin in the pancreas and Sepp1 in the liver. The increasing Sepp1 is transported into the pancreas and may collaterally enhance insulin production, as glucose tolerance tests revealed that blood insulin levels were significantly elevated at 0 min in SEPP1-injected mice in the study of Misu and colleagues [
Feedback regulation between hepatic Sepp1 and pancreatic insulin under the normal insulin-sensitive condition. Circulating high glucose concentration stimulates the expression of insulin in the pancreas and Sepp1 in the liver. If the increasing Sepp1 is transported into the pancreas and collaterally enhances insulin production, then sufficient insulin may feedback to inhibit hepatic Sepp1 production.
Obesity is closely related to insulin resistance and is a strong risk factor in the development of type 2 diabetes. Weight changes have also been observed in several mouse strains with Sepp1-associated gene knockout. In the above
Recently, a connection between metabolic energy regulation and selenium metabolism through selenocysteinelyase (Scly), which mediates the pathway for recycling selenium, was reported [
In summary, Sepp1 is closely related to glucose metabolism, but it is unclear which is the chicken and which is the egg. Based on the present experimental evidence, we speculate that there could be a feedback regulation between hepatic Sepp1 and pancreatic insulin and that increased circulating Sepp1 might be the result rather than the cause of abnormal glucose metabolism. Future studies specifically designed to overexpress Sepp1 are needed in order to provide a more robust link between Sepp1 and type 2 diabetes. However, the sexual dimorphic expression of selenoproteins, including Sepp1, in the various tissues when treated with selenium should be noted and the observed differences appear to change with selenium status and age of the individuals [
This work was supported by National Nature Science Foundation of China (Grant number: 81200571). We thank Margaret P. Rayman for editing the English.
The authors declare no conflict of interest.


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There's a new list out, of the most expensive real estate markets in the country, and I bet you can guess the state that has the highest number of cities in the top 10. Of course, it's California, state of some of the most outrageous displays of wealth since the 1849 gold rush. But it's also worth noting the state's miles of gorgeous coastline to the west, flanked by mountains to the east.
California took the top two positions on the list, according to the Coldwell Banker Home Listing Report, which looked at more than 18,000 four-bedroom, two-bathroom properties between February and August. Newport Beach was first, with an average listing price of $1.83 million, and Palo Alto was No. 2, with an average listing price of $1.48 million.
The Northeast also fared well, which is not unusual considering that region contains some of the wealthiest states as measured by per capita income (New Hampshire is first, followed by New Jersey and Connecticut, according to the latest survey by the U.S. Census Bureau.) The least expensive real estate markets are in the Midwest, with Detroit currently the most affordable at $68,000 average listing price.
The average listing price of all homes in the survey was $353,000.
All in all, the tally was not that surprising, as noted by Jim Gillespie, Coldwell Banker's chief executive. "People like the sun; they like the beaches; they like the mountains."
Now the question becomes, who will buy? Rates are certainly attractive, with jumbo mortgage rates hovering around 5 percent, but news about home sales is still mixed. According to the National Association of Realtors, sales in August were stabilized, after dropping in July.
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MONCTON, N.B. – A young man charged with fatally shooting three RCMP officers and wounding two others in Moncton, N.B., last month will return to court July 31 after undergoing a psychiatric assessment.
Justin Bourque is facing three first-degree murder charges and two counts of attempted murder.
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Bourque made a brief appearance today in Moncton provincial court.
Constables Dave Ross, Fabrice Gevaudan and Douglas Larche were gunned down after responding to a report of a man with firearms in a residential neighbourhood on June 4.
Two other RCMP officers _ constables Eric Dubois and Darlene Goguen _ were wounded and later released from hospital.
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LONG BEACH - Durian Lenin Bonilla Castro had few competitors around him for most of Sunday's Long Beach Marathon. The 25-year-old from Nicaragua, however, was never alone as he trod through the streets of South and East Long Beach.
Cheered on by thousands of spectators along the 26.2-mile street course - many clanging noise-makers or holding hand-made signs of encouragement - Castro crossed the Shoreline Drive finish line in 2 hours, 36 minutes, 16 seconds, about a minute ahead of runner-up Ricardo Ramirez.
Despite warmer-than-ideal conditions, Castro rushed out to a commanding early lead and ran the last half of the race virtually unchallenged.
"The crowd really helped," said Castro through interpreter German Angel. "I built momentum off the people, even when it was a difficult (portion of the course)."
Without any competitors around him for much of the morning, Castro had to find his own pace, although he was helped considerably by the many local bands set up around the course. He opened the race by falling in behind a fast group of half-marathoners as they ran north toward the Aquarium of the Pacific, then across the Queensway Bay Bridge and back through Shoreline Village.
Near mile 7, the race hit the beach trail and headed east toward Belmont Pier, all under bright sunshine and temperatures in the low 80s.
Castro found that portion the most difficult of the day, perhaps affected by the unusually warm recent weather.
"The first few miles, it was very humid," he said.
When the course for marathoners and half-marathoners split after 10 miles at Ocean and Termino - the halfers headed west toward Shoreline Drive, the rest east into Belmont Shore - Castro found himself alone and didn't see another marathoner until mile 13. That's where the course turns into Marine Stadium, first heading south through the narrow parking lot before a hairpin turn at the other end.
As Castro was approaching the north end of the parking lot and heading toward Colorado Lagoon, he saw Ramirez headed in the other direction, about four minutes behind.
The course eventually went east on Park, where it crossed 7th Street, and past Blair Field and Wilson High, which had its cheer squad out in full force, staffing a water station and high-fiving motorcycle cops as they escorted Castro along the streets.
After quick turns onto Anaheim and Clark, Castro got to Atherton and headed east toward the Long Beach State campus, the steepest part of the course.
There, he was greeted by more cheerleaders as he dashed past the Pyramid and wound his way toward the Student Union and the 7th Street entrance.
Once the course left the campus, Castro headed back west on Atherton - getting his first look at most of the marathon field as it went the opposite way - and then back south toward the beach.
When he made a right turn from Livingston to Ocean, Castro was just two miles from the finish line, and he rode the cheers of the crowd the rest of the way.
The victory was Castro's second in a marathon, following another in Cocoa Beach, Fla., last year.
Despite trailing by as many as four minutes, Ramirez finished in a personal-best time of 2:37.03. The Mexico native and Sun Valley resident said the humidity didn't bother him nearly as much as some of the hills near the LBSU campus, and he finished the race on a strong kick, pulling within a minute of Castro.
"If the marathon was longer," Ramirez joked, "I would have caught him."
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AMHERST, MA – Amherst College senior tri-captain Derek Cherney (Chappaqua, NY) added to his impressive list of postseason accolades, as he was selected to the 2007 United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) Division III All-America Second Team.
Cherney is no stranger to receiving All-America honors, as he earned Honorable Mention in 2004 after being named the NESCAC Rookie of the Year, and again in 2005 after being named the NESCAC Co-Player of the Year. Cherney grabbed NESCAC Player of the Year honors this year, and was named to the conference's First Team for the fourth consecutive season.
Members of the 2007 All-America teams were invited to a banquet in Baltimore, MD this past Sunday, while Cherney was also selected to play in the Division III North/South Classic Senior All-Star Game May 25, also in Baltimore.
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I have been home edding my 12 year old DS for two years. It is a constant battle to get him to do anything. He will not do anything himself and thinks everything I arrange is crap or a waste of his time. All he wants to do is play World of Warcraft.
I am fearful that he is ill prepared for a life of doing anything but playing Wow.
I was told that give him enough time and he would become interested in stuff but that's just not happened.
I think he was in school too long and anything that smells like learning is seen by him as a punishment.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
It is all to do with some things not being an option. Expensive trainers were not an option and, as far as I am concerned, playing computer games for more than 2 hours a day was not an option.Some things are non negotiable, e.g. teeth will be cleaned. I will try all sorts of positive ways to do it, but they will be cleaned. Once you have established it as a fact it makes life so much easier.
It is all down to personality, I know so many people who had an easy going, complient first child and they patted themselves on the back thinking it all due to their parenting methods and then they got a second child who tested all boundaries and wasn't remotely interested in pleasing people.
Some children, like my DC1, will immediately see that if you haven't got much money you are not going to buy expensive trainers it but others, like my DC2 will argue that if you haven't got much money you shouldn't have bought, x,y and z and then you would have enough!
The problem also comes if they don't have any money! Our problem was solved when DC2 finally realised that I wasn't moveable, which happily came at a time that he had more money.
I don't think what you as a parent spend on their clothing is an autonomous issue, you're not stopping them spending their own money, you're asking for their input into how you spend your money.
No I didn't find a need to argue (either way) usually either. We'd just try and live consensually and with mutual respect.
We got there in the end! The road was a bit rocky at times!
They knew the constraints of our very tight budget as we discussed that with them too.
It is however a major problem if they don't accept it. DS2 got it after about 2 years!
My youngest brother was always very difficult, he never got anything he didn't want to get!
If my mother had just had the rest of us she could have patted herself on the back with her parenting skills! We were very open to reason. It is all down to personality.
You clearly don't have a son like my DS2! The others were not bothered.
I can't say that I parent in a 'me big you small way', it isn't my style at all. I am generally on the autonomous lines, after much discussion, but if they are not prepared to be reasonable as in computer games or trainers then I will make it clear that it is not acceptable or affordable.
It is all to do with personality. Some are much easier than others. It always amazed me that a boy that I know who was HEed in a very rural area always knew exactly what was 'in' and wanted it, despite his siblings not being remotely bothered and him not having anyone to keep up with! He is now 23 and not changed!
No I didn't find a need to argue (either way) usually either. We'd just try and live consensually and with mutual respect.
Trainers weren't an issue once they were home educated, there was no longer a need to keep up with anyone. Trainers were just whatever fitted to wear for footie/rugby at HE camps and gatherings.
They knew the constraints of our very tight budget as we discussed that with them too.
I'm not saying they were angels at all times-and neither am I. But I have parented more conventionally in a more 'me big you small' way previously, and autonomous living is in our experience a much less stressful, so much happier and more productive way of doing it.
So much so that the other children parent in that way too now.
and yes win win, because we didn't limit screen time either.
We'd talk, they choose.
Sometimes you need to have the arguments to get to an understanding. Trainers were a big issue with us, causing endless arguments. Once they understood that I was unmoveable on price it was all quite amicable, I put in my top amount and they topped it up with their own money or they chose something in the price range. It took a quite a long time to get that far.
That is fine then-I stand corrected. I don't mind if it is a level playing field. Either you let them choose or you don't.
It is quite encouraging because I was desperate to start school at 5 yrs so I am glad that autonomous stretches that far and you don't have to wait years to be listened to.
I am all for consistency.
I agree that it is easier to live autonomously as they get older and they know that playing computer games all day is not an option. (I expect it is easier if it is an option and you are happy with it).Probably win, win either way.
"I am also terrifically cynical"
If my child had been desperate to go to school, then that's where he would have been.
That's autonomous to my mind.
I'd talk to them about it. But it would be their choice. Same as everything else.
And no, it was a whole lot easier to live autonomously as the children got older.
At least that was our experience, rather than just something I think.
I am also terrifically cynical and think it is only 'autonomous' if it fits with mother. My argument is the age card. I am almost 40 years older than my child. I have more experience, I know why he shouldn't get addicted to computer games and so I have no intention of letting him. If the 5yr old is desperate to go to school and the parent wants to HE they will play the same age card in that the child can't possibly know what is best for them.
We are older, our children are not equal. We do what we think best for them. Age rating isn't that simple, IWA, it is a very grey area.
You really think that if I keep reading I will agree?
I read lots and no one is ever 'right'. There is no magic way to parent or educate. One child's dream parent/educator is another child's nightmare one! Life would be so simple if everyone did x,y and z and their child was happy with it and turned out a mature, emotionally stable adult. Life is not like that.
I have read lots and I simply don't agree with it. Reading more isn't likely to convince me!
Your DCs are very young ringaringarosy - you will have to see how it works out and whether you can keep it up when the going gets tough.
Age rating on a game or film is a different issue.
You quite clearly dont,i suggest you read some more about it!
when not went.
At some time you just have to put your foot down and say 'no'-however much they throw a tantrum.
I think it is much easier to have these theories went you have younger children and not so easy when they get to the ages we are talking about.
What would you do when this 12 year old wants a 15yr old rated game or a 18yr old rated game? I can tell you that they always want to play the game, watch the film that is unsuitable and it is made more difficult by the fact they may well have friends who are allowed to do it.
ringaringarosy. How far would you take that though.All the way to a guy[and it is usually a guy] who has become so obsessed that toilet breaks are almost a no no? Is he still "learning". And that is ok I presume? And if at some point you fancied stopping him, how exactly? Once an addict, always an addict.
I understand it perfectly, I have already said that I have read about it. However, we all draw different conclusions from the same information and this is how it should be, we should question everything and so should our children. Although I understand it, I don't agree with it.
You will find that many HEers don't do it an autonomous way. I think that there are as many ways of approaching it as HEers, and you are unlikely to find two the same.
From the sound of OP, she is not autonomously educating her DS and she is finding it a problem.She has asked for help. Going down the autonomous route and hoping for the best is one way. There are others. It is up to her to decide what to try. There is not a 'way' to do it. There is not a way that is best. All you can say is that there is a way that is best for some parents and a way that is best for some children and hope they match up.
There's a significance between watching tv, reading or eg, investigating the fauna of your garden though. WoW is stressful with no physical outlet for that stress. Not good for OP's DS.
Anyway the op seems to have done one!
Unschooling is basically seeing everything as an opportunity to learn,so that means you see watching tv or playing a game as valid as reading or painting,do you understand that?
"it really isn't a problem unless you make it one".
I assume the OP is not happy with the situation - that's why she's posting.
Also, the point about it not being so bad if he was obsessed with something more useful is valid IMO. Although we all benefit from the scientific breakthroughs and great works of art made by people who are obsessed with their specialism I can't see how the OP's DS or anyone could benefit from an obsession with a game.
And how do we know it isn't a problem. How many DCs have been addicted to games from the age of 10-12 years, with no sign of stopping and no other interests? Even other people's examples on here have done a few other things or been persuaded out on family or group outings. They haven't called them 'crap' or 'waste of time'. OP is rightly worried and I think that she got some useful advice.
No one is worrying about his job, that was merely a suggestion to get him to think a little harder. A career in computer games needs a lot more than an interest in playing them! Getting a job in it is highly competitive.
I happen to know a great deal about unschooling.
I am not going to comment any further, except to say that as a responsible adult there is no way that any child of 12 years of age would get more than 2hours a day on a computer game in my house. I would use the carrot rather than the stick,but as a last resort we would all have at least a week without a computer. It won't do him any harm to be bored and forced to use his imagination. It will do him harm to be addicted.
But it really isnt a problem unless you make it one.I suggest you read up on unschooling before commenting on it.
I think its sad people are worrying about what job hes going to do hes only 12 for gods sake!
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"It's cold out there. We actually got a little snow, or I don't know what it was, for a little bit—maybe five or ten minutes. That was interesting for Spring ball. We had a really good day, I thought. Very high energy, but my guess is that it had to do with trying to stay warm. I don't know if they would've been hustling if it would've been a hot day. They really were hustling good. We skipped all the breaks and just kept going. Nobody wanted to stand still, but a lot of things going on out there. We're trying to run as many as three teams—a lot of guys, young guys, that are lost, quite frankly. I'm talking when we get to the number three units. I'm not talking about guys that are trying to take new positions. Overall, the tempo was great. The attitude is good. Everybody is coaching hard. Everybody is playing hard. I'm glad we're inside now."
Question: How is your hip?
Richt: I do better the more I move. Being up and around is not bad. The colder it is, the stiffer it gets. The warmer it is, the better it is for your muscles. I did almost get run over one time. I learned to back up a little bit more than I normally do. You're used to standing in a normal spot, but I gotta back up a little bit.
Question: Was there an early enrollee that caught your eye?
Richt: I saw Rumph make a nice catch. Rankin was flying around out there. He actually put a hand on one of our quarterbacks, which you're not supposed to do... We don't want them touching out quarterback. He's hustling real hard. I saw Tray Matthews and (Quincy) Mauger looked like they were running around back there pretty good. It's hard to see what a Chris Mayes is doing because we're in shorts but he sure looks good. He's really put together well. John Atkins got himself in some pretty good shape during the mat drill program. I did see a lot of those guys on the mat drills. That gave me a good indication of how hard they're working and how they're picking it up. Brice made a couple nice throws here and there. He fumbled a couple snaps, too, and threw a couple where you don't know where he was throwing it, like all freshmen do. It's hard to name everyone since there are thirteen of them, but they all got a little piece of the day. Our goal is to not have any scout team work in the spring; we want everyone to get reps. By running that third unit, a lot of guys are getting reps. Josh Cardiello was playing some at center. Between him and Bryce, they had their struggles on the QB-center exchange, which is typical.
Question: How is Coach Wilson's style different from what has been used in the past?
Richt: I'll be honest, I didn't really follow him around. I didn't really watch real close. Now that you say that, I probably ought to at least watch a few periods. I just know he's a great veteran coach that doesn't need babysitting. I saw him coach on the mat drills. He got after them (in mat drills). One thing I did notice in mat drills, he'll bark out instructions and encouragement, but if he wants to say something else that might not be quite as uplifting, he tends to get real close to them and whisper something in their ear. I'm not sure what he's saying to them. But I did notice that one time. He wanted to get real close to a guy and make his point in private.
Question: Can you talk about Jordan Jenkins some?
Richt: Jordan is in great condition. He already has proved to us that he's a pretty disciplined football player. He's very coachable, teachable. He wants to do it 100 percent right, all of the time. He's probably more advanced than most freshmen because of that attitude and the fact that he got a lot of reps. I see him in position to make a bunch of plays for us, and he's got to do it. Another guy is DeLoach, whose playing some SAM. He really looks good. He's in tremendous condition; he's a great athlete. It's going to be interesting to see how he can do. We are definitely not as big up front, but we're pretty quick and athletic. It's going to be interesting to see how we'll hold up against a smashmouth team as the season goes on, but we've certainly got some guys that can run. We've still got some big kids. John Taylor is a big kid. Mayes is a big kid. Atkins is a big kid. We still got some size, but we don't seem quite as thick. We're trimmer it seems like. We're more athletic and faster.
Question: This is a time to experiment a little. Is there a time when you have to decide who is a defensive end for sure and who is an outside backer for sure?
Richt: I think we got to find out where everybody belongs. Coach Grantham always says he is going to try to find the best eleven for the situation—for the game you're playing, the formation you're playing or the down and distance you're playing. So we do a lot of subbing. Some guys are outside linebackers on first down, and sometimes on third down, they put their hand on the ground and they're a rush guy. There's a lot of cross-training going on. He does that because it creates some depth for you. If you can bring in a guy that can play here and can play there, it helps you out.
Question: Does Josh Harvey-Clemons need to eat more?
Richt: He looks slim, doesn't he? Surprisingly, he's relatively stout on contact. He looks tall and rangy, doesn't look super thick, but there's something about him. When he strikes, he holds up pretty good. We want him to be a good cover guy. Want him to be able to cover tight ends and slot receivers. He's very versatile in his athleticism. Can he play outside linebacker? We think so. Can he play some safety? We think so too. The thing for him is to learn it.
Question: Can you talk about the depth of the defense this year?
Richt: I think we are going to have good depth. Sometimes people talk about depth in that 'we've got a lot of experienced depth. We have depth of guys that have played a lot.' Sometimes as a coach, you feel more comfortable because if so-and-so happened to get hurt, you have a guy behind him that's played and is ready. I think we're going to have depth—a lot of it will be inexperienced, but I don't see a huge difference between some No. 1s and some No. 2s. I can see us doing a lot by-committee at certain positions, especially up front in that line and along the front seven.
Question: What's Brandon Harton's injury? And can you talk about the tailback situation overall?
Richt: I forgot what Brandon's was, but we have a few guys that are hurt. I don't know if it was a muscle pull or a shoulder. I can't remember what it was. We think he'll be back by the time spring break is over. We think Keith Marshall will be back by the time that's over, too. We're running J.J. Green at running back right now. We had Karempelis, Green and Gurshall. Is that what we call him? I mean Gurley.
Question: Is J.J. Green more of a need at that position?
Richt: Right at this moment, we need him to be there, but he's not going to be like a split receiver or a wide receiver. He's going to be more of a slot receiver. A lot of times if you can cross-train a back to be a back and a slot receiver as well, that's where we think he'll find a niche for us offensively. And of course, special teams, we want to see what he can do there, too.
Question: Anyone taking a leadership role on Defense that maybe you didn't expect?
Richt: I won't say I didn't expect it, but right now your top two guys are Swann and Garrison Smith.
Question: What's with practices after G-Day?
Richt: I like a day between every practice. I like Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I think everybody likes that. We actually schedule our classes around Tuesday, Thursday. On Monday, Wednesday, Fridays, a lot of the classes dig into the normal practice day... If you practice and then practice again (the next day), as you're watching film of this practice, it's hard to install for the next practice on the next day. So now, we can spend a whole day after watching the practice you just had. The meetings prior to the next practice allow us to install.
Question: Can you talk about Aaron Murray helping Brice Ramsey and some of the younger guys?
Richt: He really is another coach on the field. He's having fun out there right now. He knows what he's doing. He's out there making plays, and when he's not, he's out there helping other guys figure it out. I told the guys after practice, "you've got thirteen guys (twelve without Trammel Terry) practicing for the first time, so help these guys out. Help them. Teach them. Encourage them." It's going fast for those guys. Usually in the spring, you don't have rookies or mid-years, you have veterans, so you can install things fast at a veteran's pace. When you have a few rookies in there, it's hard for them to keep up. Hopefully our guys will encourage them and help them along the way.
Question: How is Michael Bennet's recovery from the ACL?
Richt: He's on track. He's doing great. He won't do anything in the spring. I don't know the exact date, but I think he'll get at least two or three full months of no limitation on his training. We think he will be full-speed and ready to go.
Question: What can you say about Tony Ball's decision to turn down Tennessee and remain on staff?
Richt: I'm thrilled to death that (Coach Ball) is still there. Tony is one of the best coaches I've been around. He's so meticulous in his work. He's not taking anything for granted with these kids. He's going to teach them the fundamentals of how to play that position from the very grassroots of it—even the stance. Every little detail you can think of he's going to cover it. Even a guy like A.J. Green with his awesome talent, if you're coachable and teachable, you're going to get better with Coach Ball. Not only is he a good position coach, he's an outstanding special teams coach. He really has a great understanding of the big picture. I think Tony understands the run game and the passing game, and he's got some really strong leadership qualities. He's a guy that could be a coordinator one day somewhere. I'm really glad he's here. I don't even know if the players knew what was going on. Tony's a very private guy, but I'm glad he's staying.
Question: Who else can help the pass-rush besides Jordan Jenkins?
Richt: Whoever plays SAM and WILL, they tend to be in position to make sacks. You've got some interior linemen that are going to jump in there and could make some plays. Your edge rushers are the guys that make most of the sacks. I mentioned DeLoach here just a minute ago. We may have to bring pressures to get some sacks. Josh Harvey-Clemons is going to play some SAM; Josh has got some pass-rushing ability, so I'd think he'd get some opportunities. No reason Ray Drew can't get some sacks. He'll probably have a chance one-on-one with a guard and they may be sliding their protection away from him, so he could do it too.
Question: When you're talking about the early enrollees, some that you'll probably need this year, how slowly do you bring them along this spring?
Richt: It just depends on the depth chart. Are there a lot of guys on campus right now at a certain position? Like safety, right now. We don't have a boatload of guys at safety, so Tray and Mauger, those guys are going to get reps with the No. 1 units. It's going to go fast. Their brains are going to start spinning with all the information they're trying to get, but also, there's pressure to step on the practice field for the first time. You think about being a Bulldog for a year and a half or whatever, and now all of a sudden there you are in practice. There are emotions that go through your mind as you're trying to figure everything out. The more you do it, the better you get. What happens is when spring is over and they have all summer to practice what they know they're doing, when Fall practice begins, those midyear guys are going to be glad they went through everything in the spring. When they're watching their other freshman teammates go through it, they're like 'man, I'm glad I got that over with.'


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