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June 29th, 2009
I am a fit 67 year old and regularly take part in cycling sportives, both road and cross country. On three occasions recently I have experience rapid pulse rate at rest after 100 mile sportives.
My normal resting pulse is around 45-48, but after the ride + 3 hours yesterday it was 103. During the 9 hour ride I drank 4.5 liters of fluid containing electrolye powder and also took caffiene gels.
Once it was still at 93 after a nights sleep.
A visit to ER was given the " Too old and too much exercise" talk but no cardiac investigation or other explanation.
At this moment, post 15 hours it has reduced to 55.
Any ideas on what is causing this?
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hello and i must admire you for your fitness...now about your caffeine gels you took..with small amounts of caffiene the heart is stimulated which increases your heart rate.
the blood pressure circulates faster and blood pressure also increases for a short time.
too much caffiene over stimulates the heart muscle and therefore this leads to palpitations..
i advise you cut back on the caffiene and if this doesn,t help get a check up..
happy cycling.
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Today these were made with love and bravery for my husband's office holiday party. Bravery, because it takes a double-human dose of will power and a clothes pin on the nose to make a batch of these bad boys and not nibble as you go. Fortunately they are super quick and easy to make, so I didn't have to put myself through the buttery, chocolatey torture for too long.
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Yields many, many servings. Pace yourself.
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1/2 c sugar
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Sprinkle with the crushed candy canes, and chill in the refrigerator for 2-3 hours.
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Devil's food cake lives up to its name. The looks of a sin and a tasty chocolate flavor. Devil's food cake can also use any frosting topping and still taste oh-so-good.
- 1/2 cup (115 g) butter
- 3 (1 ounce each) (84 g) squares of unsweetened chocolate
- 2 (400 g) cups of white sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup (235 ml) of water (warm to very hot, not boiling point)
- 2 1/4 cups (280 g) of all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons (7 g) of baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon (2 g) of salt
- 1/4 cup (60 ml) of milk
- 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of distilled white vinegar
- Grease or non-sticky spray, along with a dash of flour
1Turn your oven on and preheat it at 350 °F (177 °C). Get either a one 9 x 13" pan or two 9" round pans. Use grease or non-stick spray and lightly dab a little around the pans. Also, sprinkle a little flour on top of the grease.
2Use a range or stove top and put a small pan on top. Place the unsweetened chocolate and butter into the pan. Melt the two ingredients together and then cool it on the side.
3Use a mixer or hand blender to combine the eggs and sugar together. You'll want to get a light coloring result. Pour in the melted chocolate mixture. Be aware that the heat of the chocolate may cook the eggs, if you're not careful, so beat everything well. Pour in the water and blend that in well with the rest of the ingredients. At this stage, the mixture should be very liquidly.
4Get a separate bowl and combine the baking soda, salt, and flour. Little at a time, add this dry mixture to the chocolate one. Blend and fold in the flour mixture well before adding in more. This method works better because dumping it in all at once may make a mess and longer for the ingredients to incorporate with each other.
5Prepare the milk and vinegar mixture in another bowl. Mix this and add this into the chocolate mix.
6Pour the completed mixture into the pan or pans. Place pans in the oven for 30 minutes at 350 °F (177 °C).
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RICHFIELD — Coaches always tell players it's a team that wins a basketball game not an individual.
Brandon Nichols was so effective in the first quarter of Liahona's quarterfinal game against Bryce Valley, scoring all 17 of the team's points, that the Mustangs switched to a box-and-one defense just to shut him down.
The result was a slower pace for Nichols, who still led the scoring in the win over the defending 1A champs 74-59 in Thursday night at the Sevier Valley Center. But the defensive scheme opened up Nichols' senior teammate Brayden Facemyer.
"He's really one of those guys who can take a came over, but tonight he knew he needed to get everybody involved," said Warriors head coach Jeremy Long after Facemyer scored 26 and Nichols finished with 29 in the win that gives the Warriors a semifinal berth. "That really made the difference tonight."
The game started as a duel between the sharp shooters from both teams. Senior Kace Roundy scored all of Bryce Valley's 12 points, while Nichols scored all 17 of Liahona's points.
The two teams had never played, but Liahona felt like it had something to prove after losing to Panguitch in last year's fifth/seventh place game.
"We got rolled by Panguitch," he said. "There had been some bad blood between us and region 20. This was payback."
With Liahona's win, there are no Region 20 teams left in the championship bracket. The Warriors will face ICS, another private school, while Wasatch Academy takes on the only public school in the semifinals, Rich.
In earning their place in Friday's marquee match-ups, the Warriors got impressive performances from several players. Nichols contributed in another significant way with 11 rebounds and three steals.
Matt Comer added 11 points and three assists, while Ross Belliston grabbed 11 rebounds. Facemyer had eight rebounds, five assists and six steals in addition to his 26 points.20 comments on this story
For Bryce Valley, it was Roundy who led the way. He scored a game-high 36 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. He also had four assists and four steals. Korde Chynoweth added 10 points, while Jacob Pearson grabbed eight rebounds.
The Mustangs kept battling back into the game, but the Warriors were able to stop the Mustangs while continuing to score.
"We knew Kace Roundy from last year," he said. "We knew they were going to come at us."
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Peter Asher began a singing career in 1964, as one half of the group, Peter & Gordon, an act that scored nine top 20 records, including A World Without Love.
But Asher's greatest musical success came in a different form - record producing and management. Asher worked as a manager and producer for the Beatles, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Elvis Costello, gathering a huge number of stories and experiences with some of the most famous artists of our times.
He's currently touring with his multimedia show, A Musical Memoir of the 60s and Beyond. He performs January 29th and 30th at the Dakota in Minneapolis.
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This is a sequel to the last issue's "In Case You're Asked" which responded to a question regarding the church's role and relation to culture. It was built around the review of Reclaiming the Center, Confronting Evangelical Accommodation in Postmodern Times. D. A. Carson wrote one of the chapters in that book which was the forerunner of the book reviewed here.
Our desire is to challenge and encourage Christians in leadership to know some of the issues in the church world. For example, one pastor of a sizeable church recently asked me, "What is this emerging church topic that I am beginning to hear about?" The reason for using this section of Equip for Ministry to review both books is because we have to carefully watch for the pendulum swing scenario. There are some good and valid things those within the emerging church movement are saying, and we need to hear and respond. However, as far as a paradigm, like postmodernism, there is so much missing that will make it a hollow movement and the younger generation, to whom it is trying to appeal, will question its value.
The analysis in Carson's book on how ministry to postmodern generations is being reshaped is very important. Many involved in this movement are raising some legitimate issues that church leaders should address. After all, there is nothing particularly sacred about how ministry was been done in the past, except where God's regulative principles apply. Although we cannot completely ignore the cultural influence and even legitimacy up to a point, we must have a solidly biblical theological base for how we do ministry today.
As readers of Equip for Ministry are aware, I have regularly challenged you to read that would fall into the "emerging" category, but to read carefully with much discernment. The concern is that, while the authors raise some good questions, they may have crossed the boundary and allowed things to be determined more by people than by the Word of God. That shows up in many areas, worship style being one, how the Gospel is presented could be another, and which parts of Scripture are used and which are not used still another.
We must be very intentional in creating a feeling of belonging among God's covenant people. However, we must not mistakenly believe that we can "belong" before we can 'become". It is out of being a Christian, a covenant person, that real belonging has meaning. One clear example of this in our biblically Reformed circles is how we observe the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. You have to "become" or be a professing Christian before you can "belong" at the Lord's Table; hence our PCA Book of Church Order, like other Reformed documents, sets forth a "fencing" of the Lord's Table. That Supper is for believers only.
While I have appreciation for those concerned with reaching today's generations, I also hope that we reach them in a manner which will result in making kingdom disciples. We continually face the exciting but dangerous swing of the pendulum, but our tendency is to move beyond the balance and throw out the baby with the bath water. We would do well to remember, "The medium is (or can become) the message."
Carson has done a tremendous service to the church in this book. I appreciated his insights and sensitive spirit. He has unique ability to show appreciation for those identified with the emerging church wave while at the same time looking beyond the present and seeking the long-term results of this approach? Being people of the kingdom, we cannot only live with a focus on the present moment because we know there is a final consummation. What happens today can have significant impact on what happens later. There are more and better things to come, as the writer of Hebrews reminds us.
Carson begins by showing how the emerging church actually began as a protest against three aspects of the church. Of course we are not unfamiliar with protest. We are "protestant" Christians. (I would much prefer to be called affirming Christians than protesting Christians, but we cannot rewrite history.) The three protests identified by Carson are: protest against traditional evangelicalism, protest against modernism and protest against the seeker sensitive church approach. One of the ways that this begins to work itself out in the church is that rather than centering on the Word, attention is given to visuals, symbols, incense, candles, etc. While it is true that the sermon is not the only thing involved in worship, everything must have a basis in the Word, if it is to be acceptable worship.
Carson points out how many traditional words like "gospel" and "Armageddon" must be deconstructed and redefined, which is a clear emphasis of postmodern philosophy. The tendency is making one's preaching and teaching, as well as the entire worship, anthropocentric vs. theocentric. Leonard Sweet's name frequently surfaces in connection with this movement. He says while warning against embracing postmodern worldview, the church must focus on four things: experiential, participatory, image-driven and connected (EPIC). Carson develops this critique early on the book.
In attempting to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the emerging emphasis, he maintains that while not everything about it is wrong, he does say, "the emerging church must be evaluated as to its reading of contemporary culture." Most of it, says Carson, is tightly tied to an understanding growing out of postmodernism. This is an important point because postmodernists tend to have a wrong view of God. If that is off base then we will have a faulty view of culture, as well as who we are. (See Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion, Book One, Chapter One, paragraph one).
A second point that Carson makes is that appeals to Scripture within the emerging church is usually of two kinds: One kind claims that changing times require that we not ask and answer the same questions dealt with during the modernistic period. Often, though not always, the movement tends to mock everything related to modernism with "stinging terms," as being totally out of date. Yet Carson is quick to point out a second claim that is not guilty of this mockery of modernity.
Carson suggests that as the movement forges ahead, it must be evaluated for its biblical fidelity. It is easy to become so immersed into the culture that the church risks a "hopeless compromise" of its message. That is similar to Os Guinness's comments that a church can become so focused on being relevant that it becomes irrelevant. This happens when it tries so hard to dwell on the present and move forward from there, while forgetting to start with the basic foundation.
Carson does not challenge the sincerity of the people involved in the emerging church. He goes to great lengths to highlight what he sees as their strengths. But he does not hesitate to demonstrate how their attempt to analysis and understand the present contemporary culture concludes. There is an obvious weakness of being so critical of modernism and what has gone before that understanding of the present is flawed. This leads to challenging absolutes by the replacing them with perspectives. Like postmodernism in general, the movement has the tendency to de-emphasis objective truth and exalt subjectivity, one's perspectives about issues.
Carson also takes the time to evaluate what he calls two significant books identified with the movement. One is The Lost Message of Jesus, by Steve Chalke and another is Brian McLaren's Generous Orthodoxy. Reading McLaren's subtitle will give you an idea of the need to be exceedingly careful and biblical in ministry-"Why I am a missional, evangelical, post/Protestant, liberal/conservative, mystical/poetic, biblical, charismatic/contemplative, fundamentalist/Calvinist, Anabaptist/Anglican, Methodist, Catholic, green, incarnational, depressed-yet-hopeful, emergent, unfinished Christian."
One other criticism that Carson makes which should be given particular attention, along with whether or not they really understand today's culture, is how the emergents tend to use, abuse and misuse church history. One example among many is the protest against traditional evangelism and its failure to emphasize experience. Carson asks about their knowledge of church history with the revival movements and the great awakenings. Though modernism did tend to produce a rationalistic, logical, scientific paradigm, experience was always part of the Christian life. His treatment of 2 Peter 1 is extremely helpful at this point.
I share Carson's overall conclusion: While not everything connected with modernism is to be discarded, while postmodernism has some valid criticisms of that movement, while there are things we should learn from postmodernists, and while we should read at least some of the emerging church spokesman (such as McLaren, Dan Kimball, Brad Kallenberg, and Nancy Murphy), we should be careful not to buy into a postmodern paradigm for the church. The danger is that it will take us away from God and his truth set forth in Scripture. While stories are valuable and helpful means of communicating with the postmodern generations, those stories must be tied to the grand story of Christ's redemption and restoration. Even our own personal stories, which loom high in the emerging church style, have no real significance unless they are seen as part of God's overall redemptive drama.
While we must walk a tight rope, even a razor's edge, in understanding the Word and the world, and while the church must know how to preach and teach the Gospel of the Kingdom to today's world, we must not, intentionally or unintentionally, rewrite the message. One way to accomplish that, along with serious study of the Word and reliance upon the Holy Spirit's work in our lives to understand the Word, is to have honest and fair dialogue with one another. Carson's book will give us a basis for such a dialogue.
Pastors should read this book. Church leaders should study this book and know what is happening today. Individual Christians also need to understand what is happening in the world and in the church world and have some encourage to be discerning and careful with God's Word.


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Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders Annual Report 2007 - Equatorial Guinea
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|Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders
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|19 June 2008
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|International Federation for Human Rights, Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders Annual Report 2007 - Equatorial Guinea, 19 June 2008, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4864667146.html [accessed 22 November 2017]
|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
Political context
Despite the 1991 Constitution that legalised the multiparty system, the Democratic Party of Equatorial Guinea (Partido Democrático de Guinea Ecuatorial) maintained its hegemony over the country, whose economy is based on substantial oil resources. Symbolically, on December 31, 2007, in his end of year speech, President Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, while speaking about the parliamentary elections scheduled for March 2008, asked parties for "transparency, legality, nationalism, and consensus with the Government to prove their political maturity to international public opinion and to avoid absurd interventions by those who believe themselves the masters of democracy". This intervention reveals the insincerity of public statements calling for the return of exiles with promises of tolerance and reintegration in the country.
In addition, the Concluding Observations of the United Nations Human Rights Committee, which had reviewed the situation in the country in the absence of a report in 2004 – no report has been submitted since 1988 despite State obligations – remained on the agenda. The Committee expressed its concern over the systematic use of torture and ill-treatment by law enforcement officials, as well as arbitrary detentions, including those in quasi-illegal detention centres.1 The judiciary is also characterised by a complete lack of independence. If a law has since been passed in 2006 to prevent, prohibit and punish torture, it seems to be largely ignored.2
A total lack of freedom for defenders, particularly trade unionists
Despite the ratification of ILO Conventions on freedom of association, the Government has not submitted a report since 1998, does not recognize independent unions and denies them registration. For example, the Trade Union of Workers of Equatorial Guinea (Unión Sindical de Trabajadores de Guinea Ecuatorial) is obliged to carry out its activities underground, and the Independent Union of services (Sindica to Independiente de Servicios) could not be regularised because the Government is opposed to the word "independent". This situation renders any denunciation of working conditions impossible.
The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders is a joint programme of the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) and the International Federation of Human Rights (FIDH).
1 See the Concluding Observations on the situation of civil and political rights in Equatorial Guinea by the United Nations Committee on Human Rights, UN document CCPR/CO/79/GNQ, August 13, 2004.
2 See Law n° 6/2006, adopted on November 2, 2006.


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I'll certainly enjoy Tuesday's Boston Celtics-Miami Heat game, but it won't have the deed to my attention span. Last season's Celtics-Heat opener owned my anticipation, attention and, later, my ruminations. I sat bolt-upright in a musty, saw-dusted sports bar, eyes bulging toward the TV. I interrogated the game for some kind of predictive meaning. I interrogated bar patrons for how they felt about LeBron.
LeBron, the interest generator. His ability to do so has almost come to define him. And yet, there isn't much current buzz tailing James this season. Much of that is attributable to Lob City's zeitgeist hijacking. The Heat are a known quantity, whereas nobody quite grasps the ceiling of a Chris Paul-to-Blake Griffin flying trapeze act. The Los Angeles Clippers' season makes for a new story, while the Heat are a sequel.
But there is another interest-sapping factor.
After Sunday's Dallas Maver-Miami NBA Finals rematch, Brian Windhorst expertly described the empty feeling that came with a superb LeBron James performance:
"But despite the opponent, setting and marquee billing, this exorcised no demons. It was James playing without pressure, a reminder of both how good he is and how bad he was in that series."
Last season was great fun for Miami, due in part to how seemingly every game was a litmus.
Can this team make the NBA Finals? Is this loss reflective of why these guys are losing losers? Does this win mean they "get it"?
There was a real chasm between those who believed Miami to be fatally flawed and those who thought them a super team. Playoff events dismissed the doubters, right up until the very end. Then, a shocking turn. LeBron faded out, fell apart, shrunk, whatever you want to call it. James was not himself, which according to some, revealed his true self. But if the final word on LBJ is only uttered in June, why should people stick around for the months of noise that precedes it?
The shadow of LeBron's postseason failure used to stir interest in his regular-season exploits. Today, it creates a sense of relative meaninglessness per his in-season accomplishments. In our zeal to make a championship the ultimate referendum on LeBron's greatness, we've stolen intrigue from all that leads to it in this second Heat attempt. We've made him LeBoring.


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Enjoy a fall morning on a guided tour by bike or kayak at one of two local parks.
The Guana-Tolomato-Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve on Highway A1A North will host a trail biking tour from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29. GTM Reserve Volunteer and Florida Master Naturalist Craig O'Neal will lead the six- to eight-mile roundtrip tour of the upland trail systems. Topics to be discussed include the diverse and co-existing eco-systems, wildlife, and historical points of interest located within GTMNERR.
Bring your own bike trail and beach bikes only on this moderately strenuous activity. Helmet, close-toed shoes and bottled water are required. Space is limited and reservations are required. Please call 904-823-4500 to reserve your spot.
Meet at the Guana Dam trailhead, 505 Guana River Road, Ponte Vedra Beach, from A1A North. Entrance fee $3 per vehicle, annual GTM pass holders are admitted free.
Kayaking tours are offered at Guana, as well as at Washington Oaks State Park, off Highway A1A South, just before the Matanzas Bridge.
Tours at both facilities last about two hours, and are led by naturalists familiar with the Intracoastal Waterway. Attendees should be at least 15 years of age. Basic kayak instruction is provided; therefore, no previous experience is necessary.
The fee is $45 per person for the Guana tour, and $40 per person for the Washington Oaks tour. Fees include all kayaking equipment, reserve entry fee and tour, and bottled water. Those participating in the tour are encouraged to bring sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, camera and binoculars.
Reservations for all kayak tours must be made in advance by calling 347-1565. Spaces are limited, and registration deadline is 24 hours prior to the event date. Call for times and dates of kayak tours.
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text: I hope you all had a wonderful Mother's Day! L and I drove to beautiful Rhinebeck, NY, on Saturday where Don was for a three-day yoga retreat. He's thinking of teaching yoga again. It was a beautiful day and we went to one of my favorite stores there: Paper Trail.


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Not so fast, Sam Jones.
In the immediate aftermath of Killeen's shocking, streak-ending 47-38 victory against Copperas Cove at Hood Stadium several weeks ago, the Kangaroos head coach admitted he thought his team was the best three-loss program in the state. He told his players the same thing prior to the win – their lone win of the season to this point.
Following last Friday's game between Copperas Cove and Midway, I believe it is safe to say the designation has changed hands.
The Bulldawgs' record fell to 3-3 at Panther Stadium, losing 42-39 on a missed field goal in overtime, spoiling a valiant comeback attempt that came up just short. Trailing 32-10 at halftime, Copperas Cove's defense shutout Midway's offense for the final 20 minutes of regulation, while its explosive offense scored 21 unanswered points, including the game-tying touchdown with 18 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter to force overtime.
Jayson Stanley's 42-yard field goal attempt sailed wide right, however, and the Bulldawgs returned home with a rare third regular season loss. Copperas Cove went 7-3 last season before losing to Cedar Hill in the opening round of the playoffs, but prior to last year, a three-loss regular season has not happened under head coach Jack Welch's watch since 2003.
Don't be confused, though. The Bulldawgs are not having a bad season.
Sure, some would follow the rational of Hall of Fame head coach Bill Parcells, who famously said, "You are what your record says you are." Going by that, Copperas Cove is a mediocre football team and a subpar District 8-5A team, sitting in a three-way tie for fifth place in the standings with a 1-2 record.
With all due respect to The Big Tuna, however, I disagree in this instance.
Not only are the Bulldawgs a good team, they should be one of the most feared teams in the state, and lets face it, they are a missed field goal, a missed tackle and a bad decision away from being undefeated.
In addition to the overtime loss to Midway, Copperas Cove suffered a stunning defeat to A&M Consolidated on opening night when a game-winning kickoff return for a touchdown as time expired garnered national attention. Then, the Kangaroos snapped a 17-year, 11-game losing streak to the Bulldawgs.
With Copperas Cove driving toward a potential game-tying or game-winning score, Bulldawgs junior quarterback Manny Harris threw one of only four interceptions this season, and Matt Ballard returned it 55 yards interception to the end zone with less than 90 seconds remaining in the game.
Granted, in each game, the Bulldawgs did things that put them in bad positions to begin with, but their mental resiliency is a tremendous attribute.
Nobody batted an eye after the Tigers' lateral-filled, last-second touchdown went viral, receiving national attention on SportsCenter and other media outlets. Copperas Cove responded by dismantling Waco 70-24 on the road, matching the most points scored by any Bulldawgs team since 1994.
After losing to a KISD team for the first time since 1998, Copperas Cove used a second-half outburst to break open a game tied at 21-21, going on to defeat Shoemaker 63-41.
Now, against Belton – a team that upset Copperas Cove 35-31 last season – we will see how the Bulldawgs respond to their latest and perhaps most disappointing loss.
Should the Tigers hand Copperas Cove a fourth loss, it would be the first four-loss regular season for the program since 2003 and only the sixth time the Bulldawgs lost four games in an entire season under Welch.
Regardless of what the scoreboard or standings indicate, with a record-breaking offense spearheaded by Harris, who is on pace to become the most prolific quarterback in school history, Copperas Cove cannot be counted out of any game or any situation.
Without a lot of help, the Bulldawgs' district championship hopes were most likely ruined with the loss to the Panthers, but a 10th consecutive trip to the playoffs is still within reach. If a postseason berth is earned, anything could happen for this young team that has been forged in flames this year.
The Bulldawgs are mature beyond their years, they still have plenty of room to grow despite evolving ahead of schedule, and few rival their collective raw talent.
Jones and Parcells might disagree, but the Bulldawgs very easily could be the best three-loss team in the state and a legitimate threat to make a deep postseason run.


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Bobby Flay uses several different grills on his bar-b-que show. The one I find most interesting is one I have not seen before. It is a large charcole grill that the grill grate can be raised and lowered to get the food closer or farther away from the heat.
What kind of grill is that?


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Montoya in Sonoma test
18 December 2013 – Juan Pablo Montoya was back on track this week testing at Sonoma Raceway as he gears up for his return to IndyCar in 2014.
Montoya, who has been racing in NASCAR since 2007, will switch back to single-seaters next year, having inked a deal with Team Penske back in September, and while he is familiar with the Northern California track, he had never driven the 2.38-mile configuration used by IndyCar until Monday.
"It's hard to go to the places where I've been in a stock car because my mind is not right," Montoya explained.
"My mind says one thing and my foot says another. They don't agree. You go wide open through the Esses and my mind is saying 'You can do it' and my foot is saying 'No, I'm coming out.'
"I just need a little more confidence in the car and seeing what the car can do. You really got to try to build it up."
The Colombian completed about 50 laps, with an emphasis on hitting his marks. The team went through three sets of tyres and practiced pit stops.
Montoya's next on-track action will be in mid-January at Sebring along with team-mates Helio Castroneves and Will Power.


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I have a long history of hating the-man-who-shall-not-be-named. In fact, my wife no longer lets me watch the Yankees. That's because we have children and she doesn't want them to hear me launch f-bombs at the television whenever my arch-nemesis stands at the plate.
It wasn't always this way. In fact, I used to love him. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, so the Seattle Mariners are my favorite team. He began his career with the Mariners, but after a few years of stardom, he let it get to his head and he joined the Texas Rangers. "It's not about the money," I remember him saying. But that was disingenuous. The Rangers crippled their team by providing him with the biggest salary in baseball history.
It was heartbreaking. I once heard that whenever hearts break, they either grow bigger or they become calloused. Well, my heart calloused. Along with other Mariner fans, I took a certain satisfaction in knowing that the Rangers, now led by the-man-who-shall-not-be-named, were horrible. In his three years in Texas, the Rangers were one of the worst teams in baseball and never ended a season above last place in their division.
And I loved it.
Then he was traded to the Yankees. There's only one thing you need to know about baseball fans and the Yankees – either you love them or you hate them. I've always hated the Yankees. In fact, I love to hate the Yankees, and ever since man-who-shall-not-be-named became a Yankee, I love to hate them even more.
The player I love to hate joined the team I loved to hate.
Since joining the Yankees, his career has been mired in drug allegations. On Monday, Major League Baseball suspended him for an unprecedented 211 games. He's fighting with an appeal; indeed, he says he's "fighting for his life" – an overly dramatic statement that makes me hate him even more.
And yet, if mimetic theory has taught me anything, it's to be honest about my feelings of hatred. Alex Rodriguez (ahhh, I said his name!) has become a mimetic lightning rod for collective animosity. I've always had a vulgar sense of glee in being part of that subsection of baseball fans that hated him and the Yankees.
But hatred is dangerous because it's mimetic – it spreads from person to person like a contagious disease and allows us to unite over and against our scapegoat. Yes, he's guilty of doping and of other less grievous offenses (we had something good in Seattle, Alex!), but a guilty scapegoat is the best kind because guilty scapegoats allow us to feel justified in our shared hatred against them.
The problem with our justifications for hating guilty scapegoats is that it allows us to pretend we are innocent bystanders. The truth is that all scapegoats are a product of our culture. This doesn't excuse him, but Alex is a product of an American culture that is obsessed with money and success, so should we be surprised if he is obsessed with money and success?
I don't think so.
Because of mimetic theory, I love to hate Alex Rodriguez a little less because I know there's a little bit of Alex Rodriguez inside of me. Of course, I haven't used performance enhancing drugs or demanded my employers pay me $28 million a year. But, neither can I honestly insist that if I were in his shoes I wouldn't have done something different.
(For the record, I do know bloggers who enhance their numbers in questionably ethical ways … and I'd be fine with just $1 million a year …)
And so I no longer hope that he fails. Rather, I hope he admits his mistakes and stops running from them. I hope he's able to heal from this chapter of his life. And I hope he finds the best kind of success – the kind that is based on honest, healthy relationships of trust.
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Thanks for the wise advice Diane. I usually paint with acrylics and as you do with oils it's a reversal of order. The WC teacher said this week that learning WC is a little like eating an elephant. I looked at her oddly and she smiled and said do it one mouthful at a time :) Chrissie
foxymoron - I do a little watercolor - it is very hard for me. With oil paint you paint the darkest areas first - watercolor, you paint the darkest areas last. So it requires a reversal of my normal thinking, right off the bat. Stick with it - very rewarding, and it's worth learning the basics before you try to paint a masterpiece. Diane
Diane, you are a very talented artist. Here I am fresh from my second watercolour class this morning, feeling a little discouraged as it's a difficult medium to learn, and I come home to find inspiration from your art. I will persist even though watercolour is so jolly hard to learn!
ditto. thanks.
captures the Burano spirit and really brings it to life, nice to see original art
This is a wonderful painting Diane, you are so skilfull in communicating the feeling and atmosphere of the scene. The movement and dancing, shining light on the water is especially lovely.
This painting is from a picture I first saw here - got permission to paint it, and enjoyed the work very much. Diane


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March 8, 2011 at 5:39 pm #3341
Hi there,
I am successfully using child theming to make my modifications to the Display theme. However, if I want to have my own copy of style2.css, so my changes don't change the original, I have two questions:
1. does my child style2.css file have to be in a similar directory structure inside my child theme folder, or can it just be in the same child theme directory as my version of style.css?
2. Does my style2.css need to IMPORT the original style2.css?
Hope I'm making sense. Let me know if you need clarification.
LoriMarch 9, 2011 at 6:20 am #41759
as far as I know you don't need to use exactly the same structure but you must set a reference (@include, etc. in your child theme stylesheet). Have a look at this page: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes#Example_of_a_basic_Child_ThemeMay 25, 2011 at 4:09 am #41760
Exactly how to make mods to Child Theme Skin files hasn't been exactly clear in codex and elsewhere. Hopefully this will help:
1. Copy header.php to the Child folder
2. Create a css file to hold your skin mods. e.g. For style1.css call it something like style1M.css
3. Insert the style1M.css <link> statement in the header, immediately after the style1.css <link> statement (around line 36)
That should do it.May 25, 2011 at 5:14 am #41761May 25, 2011 at 5:53 pm #41762
Not at all. So many people here are helping each other, it just seems like the thing to do.
I consider my suggestion above a hack, since I haven't seen it described in Codex. It's working well for me with the Newscast theme.
However, in an ideal world, I think the Child style.css file should be able to handle everything using @import url(style1.css); placed after the @import url(style.css). For example, it seems logical in a cascading world where the Child style.css should control everything that it would: 1. import and execute style.css, then 2. any mods to style.css, and then 3. import and execute style1.css, and then 4. any mods placed after that. However, the original header.php is executing style1.css (again?*) AFTER it processes the Child. *once during @import in the child and again because of the header <link> stmt.
Maybe the WordPress developers have something to say about this?
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Barrett's Esophagus (cont.)
Jay W. Marks, MD
Jay W. Marks, MD, is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist. He graduated from Yale University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine and gastroenterology at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
In this Article
- Barrett's esophagus facts
- What is Barrett's esophagus?
- Why is there so much interest in Barrett's esophagus?
- What causes Barrett's esophagus?
- Who develops Barrett's esophagus?
- What is the specific abnormality in the inner lining (epithelium) of Barrett's esophagus?
- What about the cancer that occurs in Barrett's esophagus?
- What is dysplasia in Barrett's esophagus?
- What is the risk of developing adenocarcinoma of the esophagus in Barrett's?
- What are the symptoms of Barrett's esophagus?
- How is GERD with or without Barrett's esophagus treated?
- Why is it important to screen patients with GERD to diagnose Barrett's esophagus?
- Why is it critical to be accurate in the diagnosis of Barrett's esophagus?
- What does endoscopic biopsy surveillance in Barrett's esophagus involve?
- How is high grade dysplasia managed?
- How is low grade dysplasia managed?
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- What experimental options are there for Barrett's esophagus WITHOUT dysplasia?
- What does the future hold for Barrett's esophagus?
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What experimental options are there for Barrett's esophagus WITHOUT dysplasia?
In an ideal world, all Barrett's esophagus, with or without dysplasia, would be ablated for life. Thereby, both Barrett's and its attendant risk of cancer would be eliminated. Experimental ablation (as described above for dysplasia) is being evaluated in Barrett's without dysplasia. However, long-term studies are needed to prove the durability of the ablation (for example, with antireflux surgery or acid-suppressing drugs).
Barrett's mucosa without dysplasia can be destroyed by using argon plasma coagulation and multipolar electrocoagulation techniques. (As already mentioned, the more powerful PDT has been used most commonly for high grade dysplasia and cancer.) To prevent recurrence of Barrett's after ablation, however, requires the elimination of reflux for life, either with high dose acid suppressing drugs or anti-reflux surgery (fundoplication).
After an ablation procedure, the normal squamous lining in the esophagus grows back. Sometimes, however, after ablation therapy, the residual Barrett's mucosa remains under the new lining. The outcome and importance of this subterranean Barrett's is not known. It should be stressed that ablation therapy is experimental and should be restricted to formal studies.
What does the future hold for Barrett's esophagus?
Most of the future developments in the field of Barrett's esophagus will depend on the results of research studies. The goals of such studies would be to:
- Standardize the diagnosis of Barrett's, especially to avoid over-diagnosis.
- Standardize how surveillance biopsies are done so that we can "do it right and do it less often," and devote more resources to the next step, which is screening.
- Develop strategies for determining whom to screen and when to screen for the presence of Barrett's esophagus among patients with chronic GERD. At present, most GERD patients with adenocarcinoma of the esophagus have never had an endoscopy to determine whether they had Barrett's esophagus.
- • Look for biomarkers (molecular tests on tissues or in blood) that are able to separate (stratify) patients with the highest risk of cancer and who would need closer follow-up than the majority of Barrett's patients who do not.
- Evaluate the effectiveness and safety of the techniques for ablation and endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) of Barrett's with and without dysplasia, and carry out long term follow-up studies to determine whether cancer is prevented.
- Evaluate better techniques for targeting biopsies to areas of dysplasia in order to avoid the currently used method of taking random biopsies.
- Evaluate better techniques for staging early cancer with refinements of endoscopic ultrasound and other imaging techniques.
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A bumbling Nassau County Police Department employee brought mounds of shredded sensitive documents to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade last week and tossed it as confetti, sources told The Post.
An office staffer took the shredded documents from a precinct house and brought them to the annual bash to toss along with other revelers at the beginning of the parade, a source said.
It's unclear if the employee is a cop or a civilian worker.
Internal-affairs investigators know who took the paperwork and are considering punitive action, sources said.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (Univ. of Ark.) - University of Arkansas head football coach Bret Bielema was available to the media on Friday afternoon and spoke about the progress the team has made during the first week of spring practice.
"I'm excited to get done with practice number three," Coach Bielema said. "I thought yesterday was a great culmination of a couple days of work. Obviously, the first two practices are limited to helmets only with the NCAA rules, so to get out there in pads yesterday was awesome."
Bielema also addressed the personnel changes on defense.
"I think our kids have been very, very responsive to (defensive coordinator) Robb (Smith)," Coach Bielema said. "I think (defensive backs) Coach Jennings has been a huge hit. If you ask me, probably two or three of the biggest surprises of the spring would be Tevin Mitchel, Carroll Washington and Jared Collins. Those guys have been pretty stout for these first three practices. I'm excited to watch them play."
The Razorbacks will break for the university's Spring Break next week before continuing spring practices leading up to the Red-White Game on April 26. The game will be held in Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium and broadcast live on CST. Game time is 1 p.m., and admission is free.
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Ali and Nino – Batumi, Georgia
Tamar Kvesitadze's statue was erected in Georgian coastal city of Batumi in 2011. Its height is 8 meters. The monument represents figures of a man and a woman moving in circles for about 8-10 minutes and eventually passing through each other, forming one whole body for several second. The monument was inspired by a novel called Ali and Nino, written by Azerbaijani author, Kurban Said. It tells the story of an Azeri youth who falls in love with a Georgian woman but dies defending his country from invading Russian army. The statue traveled to Venice and London before finding its permanent place in Batumi.
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Dems target Kyl in "Call 'Em Out" campaign
The Democratic National Committee has decided it's time to call out Sen. Jon Kyl for his statements on the health care legislation. The "Call 'Em Out" campaign now has three targets - all of them high-profile Republicans.Read More »
100 years later, Roosevelt Dam continues to put a charge in the Valley
Oct. 1 marked the centennial of the first day that electricity was permanently run to the Valley from Theodore Roosevelt Dam. The dam was still incomplete 100 years ago, and electricity wasn't even the main focus of the project. Hydro-electric power just happened to be a byproduct of water-delivery efforts.Read More »
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A first batch of roughly 60,000 doses of the new swine flu vaccine could arrive in Arizona next week, state health officials said Sept. 29. Arizona Department of Health Services Director Will Humble said his office is collecting orders from county health departments for submission to the federal Centers for Disease Control on Wednesday. Arizona likely will get the first doses of a nasal spray vaccine from vendors sometime next week, he said.Read More »
Researchers: Study suggesting planet near tipping points has special significance for Southwest
A new study suggesting that human activities are nearing or exceeding the boundaries of Earth's ability to sustain life as we know it has special significance in the Southwest, which is especially vulnerable to the effects of climate change, two Arizona researchers who served as co-authors said Sept. 24.Read More »
Compliance with law requiring $25 decals for OHVs below expectations in first year
Supporters hoped a state law requiring owners to purchase $25 decals to operate off-highway vehicles would raise $4 million to $6 million annually to help fund rider education, law enforcement and other projects.Read More »