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07-24-2008, 12:38 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Is free feeding really that bad?
Just curious. Are there others out there who free feed? I grew up doing this and continue to do so with Ozzy, our only pet.
I am curious as to the benefits of actually timed meals or drawbacks of free feeding? As it stands, Ozzy eats half his food in the evening and finishes it up at night - he has access to it all day. Is this bad for metabolism? He is 74 pounds right now and the vet seems to think he is perfect. Just interested in any observations/knowledge/experience with free feeding vs. timed feeding. |
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07-24-2008, 12:45 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
Besides that my dogs would eat until they explode I like knowing exactly how much they are eating when. I can see free feeding being difficult to moniter their intake if you had more then person in the house adding food.
That would be a major problem for me. If they suddenly but significantly changed their eating habits I want to know. |
07-24-2008, 12:50 PM | #3 (permalink) |
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
If you have one dog and the dog eats the proper amount, then I think it can work. I grew up with a dog that did that also. Now that I have multiple dogs, I wouldn't ever do it - one exception being very tiny fosters. I do tend to leave them food access in their crate/x-pen/whatever because they rarely overeat and can get low blood sugar without a lot of little meals.
My big dogs would eat until they pop though, so even if I only had one it wouldn't work. What kind of food are you feeding? How palatable it is can affect how much they eat at a sitting. |
07-24-2008, 12:52 PM | #4 (permalink) |
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
Reasons against:
Hard to monitor intake, and thus know if the dog is going off his food (sign of illness). Hard to know when the dog has eaten, and thus when he has a full stomach. GSDs and other large breeds are prone to bloat and torsion, and one of the rules for cutting down on the likelihood of that happening is no heavy exercise within a couple hours before or after eating. Much trickier to safely time exercise if you don't know when he's eaten, and thus when he has a full stomach and is at higher risk of bloat or torsion. Makes training with treats harder. You don't know when you're dog is hungry vs. when he's not. And dogs who have free access to food whenever they want it loose their food drive because it is no longer a somewhat scarce commodity that they only have occasional access to. So they are much less willing to work to earn food in training... why should they when they can have food whenver they want without having to work for it.
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07-24-2008, 12:55 PM | #5 (permalink) |
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
And one more--
If you have set mealtimes, you get to act like the benevolent leader! Here, I will share my food with you...if you sit. Good boy. Okay, enjoy. Nice opportunity twice a day to reinforce who's paying the bills.
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
Sarge has access to his food at all times. I keep the bowl full. He eats very small amounts at different times of the day.He stays around 80 lbs. and the vet says hes very healthy. A bowl of food will last him about 2 days not including snacks he gets and trips to mc donalds as as a treat.
As for training, even though he has access to food he will still mow the lawn for a small piece of cut up hot dog. I take a cold hot dog and cut it into a bunch of small pieces and use those for training. He snaps to attention when he knows its hot dog training time. I would say there's no right answer to the question that takes in every dog and its eating habits. I agree with not leaving food down for multiple dogs but for a single dog I think it would have to be decided on a case by case basis.
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
I have five pets right now, sometimes fosters, and will soon be getting a puppy (6th permanent pet), so free feeding ANYONE is totally out of the question. Cats will eat dog food and vice versa. Everyone eats different amounts, different foods, and eats at their own pace. Also, for health issues I need to know who eats what and when. If a dog is trying to vomit and I have no clue if he's eaten in the past few hours or just scarfed everything in the bowl, I wouldn't know whether to suspect bloat or something else...
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
Another reason against:
If a dog eats randomly during all day, they poo randomly during all day. It means to be cleaning dog poo at all times to keep the yard clean and to have to be opening doors for dogs (in some homes) all day. A dog with a mealtime schedule also has an intestinal schedule.
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Re: Is free feeding really that bad?
Ozzy gets Timber Wolf Elk and Salmon. He never turns his nose up at a hot dog either so training treats have never been a problem.
As far as knowing how much he eats and when, he is like clockwork. I fill the bowl (about 4 cups) in the morning and he has eaten about half of that by the time I go to work. He doesn't touch it again until 9 when he eats the other half. When we first got him he was about 10 pounds lighter than now and so skinny so I wanted him to eat whenever he wanted. He has never been a chow hound and would never eat until explosion. However, I read so much about feeding times, etc. on the board, I just want to make sure I am just not being lazy here with the feeding or hurting him in some way with the free feeding. |
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The Unofficial Fools Guide to Surviving Ironman South Africa 2012
I have seen the start of it already. Driving home two days ago I saw a guy in so much compression gear he may as well have been running in a gimp suit. Then just this morning I witnessed a lady riding down Mouille Point with a disc wheel, backwards TT helmet and 6 bottles of fluid on her bike.
With 3 weeks to go, this is the time in which you are most likely to cock it all up, so it being Friday, I thought to provide some fool proof (yes you fool!) ways to get through the next few weeks. Remember to exhale and that you will be fine on race day. It's getting crazy out there!
Firstly, lets clear up what's going to happen to you, in the next few weeks:
You are going to get full of energy if you taper correctly.
This may freak you out. Being tired has been your way of life for the last 12 weeks.
- Do NOT use the energy to pick fights with your spouse fool! They are still tired of your obsessive desire to wear lycra and talk in Ironspeak since Christmas.
- Do NOT give in to the urge to wear compression socks with shorts to work so that you can talk about them fool! Your colleagues are as tired of you as your wife / husband / ex is.
- Do NOT implement your "radical new nutrition strategy" which involved monk-like consumption of potatoes and self-acupuncture at 90min intervals, fool!
- Eat everything that moved. You are burning less, so eat less fool!
Race week is a stressful time, for all. Here is what you can expect to feel:
- Doubt
- Nausea
- Irritation
- Powerlessness
- Niggles that`ll drive you to chewing on the walls with fear.
- Visions of ripping other people's heads off.
- The unexplained need to tear up at the thought of the finish line.
All that will be interspersed with moments of absolute awesomeness where you will feel effortless, in total nirvana and cry at puppies on toilet paper. Enjoy the awesome moments. At times you will be so powerful that merely looking at things will break them.
Avoid these questions at all times:
- How are you feeling?
- Are you ready?
- Does my seat height look too high?
- Should I eat a loaf of bread during the swim?
Places to avoid if you are feeling "The Doubt of an Ironman"
- The Boardwalk Complex. Hundreds of perfectly skinny athletes will be roaming this area roaring like lions in mating season, letting their ripped muscles intimidate you with every effortless pace.
- The Expo Hall. You will swipe that credit card until its a melted mess a the till. You will make the commitment to naming your unboard child "Speed Concept 3.43″ and be convinced that running in 2 different brands of shoes, one on the left foot and the other on the right, will secure that PB.
- Port Elizabeth. Fool!
So it's race morning and you can't stop eating, visiting the toilet or losing stuff, people and forgetting your name.
Here is what you need to remember all day to be massively, uber-mega-fawesomely successful on the day:
- Pace and Nutrition. Focus on those 2 things and the day will be groovy.
- Smile and Wave. Have some fun. The crowds want to interact with you.
- This is the coolest training day in the world. Aid stations, volunteers, crowds and a personal finish area. Now remember to stay at training intensities, fool!
For the rest, they are a list of the 10 best-kept secrets that have been passed on from ewoks to middle earth to the renaissance period through the 80′s and were recently lost in a car which mysteriously caught fire. Witnesses say that they saw 2 raccoon, James Cunnama and Julius Malema in the area. The case is currently under intense investigation by none other than the CSI crew from Stellenbosch including Dan Hugo, Conrad Stoltz and a mysterious new crew member merely known as "Le Ruffler".
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Terrell Owens is the NFL Comeback Player of the Year. Michael Vick is a shoe in for this one, but since we already included him in the MVP talk, we will take our second selection for this category. After his season in Buffalo and the length of time it took him to find a job, I don't think many would have predicted this kind of year out of Owens. The Bengals were horrible, he wasn't the main man on the team, and Carson Palmer looked like a shell of his former self. However, even with missing the last two games due to injury, Owens still had nine touchdowns and fell just short of 1,000 receiving yards. He became a big play threat again in 2010 with 15 plays of over 20 yards. His time in Cincinnati is all but over, but the Bengals' fans have to give him a standing ovation for the effort he put in this season.
Clay Matthews of the Packers is the NFL Defensive Player of the Year. A third generation NFL player, Matthews has terrorized quarterbacks and ball carriers throughout the season and already has 13.5 sacks on the season, with an interception and a forced fumble and a touchdown. His engine never quits and he is a madman chasing the quarterback. Matthews has changed the way that the offensive line has handled the Packers pass rush. He has a long successful career in front of him and Matthews should be rewarded for his breakout season with the Defensive Player of the Year in 2010.
Tampa Bay's Raheem Morris collects NFL Coach of the Year. To me it comes down to Todd Haley of Kansas City, Lovie Smith in Chicago, and Morris. All three have done fantastic jobs with their teams, but I am going to give it to Morris because I think he had the lowest expectations this year and got the most out of his guys. Their schedule was favorable for them to win a bunch of games, but this team showed a ton of heart and they definitely took on the personality of their coach. I also think that the other two candidates have more talent not only on the field, but also at offensive and defensive coordinator. Morris kept his team believing in themselves all year long by proclaiming them the best team in the NFC and they clearly bought in. I'm not sure I believe that Tampa will be as successful in 2011, but this year so much of their success can be attributed to their inspirational head coach.
Peyton Manning gets hot and leads the Colts to the AFC Championship Game. This is the first year in a long time that the Colts aren't coasting into the playoffs and resting their players ahead of time, and I think that it suits Peyton Manning just fine. The offense has certainly had its share of injuries, but Indianapolis has still found a way and with two weeks to go is right in the thick of the playoff race. I completely expect them to win their last two games, win the division and go deep into the playoffs. Not sure if they will take it all the way to the Super Bowl this year, but the Conference Title game should be in their future and at that point anything is possible.
The Atlanta Falcons will not go to the Super Bowl. Outside of a game against the Saints in the beginning of the year when they were struggling and the Baltimore Ravens, the Falcons haven't exactly instilled a lot of confidence in me from beating quality teams. They did also beat Green Bay, but they are not a powerhouse, and their two losses came from the other playoff teams they faced in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. They absolutely have to hope that they hold on to the home field advantage because I think they stand little chance against a team like Philadelphia or even Chicago if they have to play a game outside in cold weather. I like Matt Ryan and Roddy White, but the Falcons don't strike me as a team that is going to thrive in the playoffs and if you get a physical team, which the NFC is loaded with, Atlanta could take one in the mouth and not get up to answer the bell.
The New York Jets will lose their first playoff game. They have had a great season, and I know that they just beat the Steelers on the road which was a huge win. However, the Jets have struggled too much on offense and the defense isn't quite as staunch as it was last season. Mark Sanchez is still very turnover prone and I worry about him when it comes to playoff time. The Chargers or Colts could be the team they play in the first round of the playoffs as a wild card, and I don't like New York's chances against either team. It could be Kansas City or Jacksonville which gives them a much better chance, but I am saying that they will not get out of the first round.
The Chicago Bears will go to the NFC Championship Game. People have been disrespecting the Bears and their accomplishments all season long, but they do the two things that help you win playoff football and that is running the football and defense. Matt Forte and Chester Taylor have turned into a pretty decent one-two punch and the defense is playing impressively right now. They also have a pretty good home field advantage at Soldier Field, and if they can win their last two regular season games there is a chance the road to the Super Bowl will go through the Windy City. I think they get bumped in the NFC Title game, but I do think that they will ride the wave to that game.
The Packers and Chiefs will miss the playoffs. The Chiefs have been leading the AFC West for most of the season, but with two weeks left the Chargers are right on their heels. Not helping matters is the Chargers face the Bengals and the Broncos to end the season, two teams who have clearly given up. If the Chiefs lose one of their final two games they could clearly be getting early tee times. Green Bay has to beat the Giants and get help, and I don't think that is going to happen. Losing Aaron Rodgers couldn't have come at a worse time and I think it is going to cost them a trip to the playoffs.
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This was posted january 4th the chiefs and packers were already in the playoffs?...and these predictions all suck
Posted by drew, 13/01/2011 1:42am (3 years ago)
Morris definitely deserves COTY over Haley.. With most people only picking the Bucs to win 2-3 games this year. I'd say I agreed with Mike Williams for OROTY, but I think him and Blount will split some votes in Tampa. Bradford will probably win just because he was a higher profile draft pick, and QB's are golden boys.
Posted by Bardo, 30/12/2010 5:09am (3 years ago)
Your a moron chiefs made the playoffs vick will win comeback player of the year and haley will win COTY
Posted by Mark, 29/12/2010 1:35pm (3 years ago)
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wow. that's bad.
this would be bad if it were made 15 years ago. let me direct a video of arianny. it would be her getting out of a pool for 5 full minutes.
take that Ronda Rousey; ring girls do have talent!!! lmaooooooo
OMG…I think she made some fitness videos. She should go back to those types of videos…or Playboy ones….just NOT music videos (or music for that matter)…Sorry, Arianny.
the song itself is decent. The sound is along the same lines as most mainstream dance/club hits you hear today. Her voice would be nice on more of a vocal trance track, IMO. The music video was just a bad direction. The concept has been done some many times, and so many years ago. The graphic design of it was clean, and Arianny is beautiful as always, but a different approach should have been taken.
I like Arianny she's easy on the eyes "but" she needs to stick to being a ring girl, absolutely no talent in the singing arena. However if she were to do porn I'd buy it…just saying. Her best investment ever was those implants.
Autotune poorly done. Cheesy video. See got a killer body but none the less this suck so much ass it's not even funny!
Wish she was on top of me…
she literally just says "top of the world" and "i'm your girl" and nothing else for the whole song. Great body though
Don't quit your day job, girly!
Anyone else watch this on mute???
she needs to do porn
musically, we live in the worst time in history. anyone with money can hook they dumbazz up to a computer and make some ho-hun garbage, over produced crap music them ram it down the throats of idiot america. shes not even that hot. straight garbage.
good for her
I'm not blown away by this song…..But she's still cute.
I love Arianny…that being said, holy shit this is terrible. Embarrassing.
Wow..She can count to 5 with very little help, is very attractive AND a musical savant? Bravo!
What did someone say that she has a porn video out, when, where, how much? …. Just as long as she's not singing I am game.
ouch on the ears…not so bad on the eyes…but did i mention OUCH on the ears!?
I just watched it to see her. Man she is hot! Funny how women who get a little bit of money and fame become much hotter than if they didn't have it.
what a terrible piece of music…
Wow…this is HORRIBLE, even the video sucks ass
sounds like every other dogshit no talent tune that makes 'stars' out of idiots. hey why not?
nice titties though babe.
I didn't quite catch it….where does she say she feels like she is?
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Barnegat Light house description
This contemporary, spacious and sun drenched house on a zen like landscaped property is the ideal setting for an unforgettable vacation.
Furniture, decor and linens (can be rented for a nominal fee, otherwise bring our own) are colorful with clean lines, evoking a modern, beachy yet sophisticated feel.
After a change in ownership in late 2010, the house underwent extensive renovation and now features bright floors (no carpets !) throughout, a brand new kitchen including high end appliances, cabinetry and countertop and 2 of the three and a half bathrooms with new tiling, tub, toilets and fixtures.
The house provides a dream-like setting to relax, recharge or entertain: ocean and bay are both no more than a 3 minute walk away; you can easily carry the beach chairs, umbrellas and toys provided by the owner to the beach for which 6 beach badges are provided.
Back at the house choose any of the four decks off the 3rd floor living area to kick back and relax; sunbathe on the roof deck or enjoy a drink and the spectacular sunset over the bay; barbecue a delicious meal on the state of the art Weber grill, or have breakfast on your private deck opening off one of the large, bright master bedrooms.
Like to cook and entertain? The fully equipped, brand new gourmet kitchen is ideal. Get together with your family at the breakfast bar or gather friends around the Big Sur table which comfortably sits 10; alternatively you can sit around the German beer garden table in the cooling shade of mature trees.
Fall weeks and off Season weekends and other periods available upon request.
Keywords: Contemporary, sun drenched, spacious, Bayside, Beach house, easy access to both bay and ocean beaches, the nearby Viking Village and the LBI Light House
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Beautiful, modern home that has everything you need!
- Guest Rachel (San Diego, CA)
- Date of stay 09/24/13
- Review Submitted 10/01/13
We stayed in this gorgeous home the last week of September. The location is great, one block from the bay, and a short two blocks from the beach. This house had EVERYTHING you could need. From beach chairs to cable :) The beds were comfortable and the bedrooms were light and airy. The top (main) floor was simply stunning. We had our family over for dinner on Friday and Saturday nights and they were just blown away. The decks are beautiful and the neighborhood is peaceful and quiet. Just a wonderful place to stay with a large family. The check in/check out instructions were easy and the owners were wonderful to work with. We'd love to stay here again next year!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, families with young children, girls getaway.
Owner response: Thanks for your kind words. We are very glad that you enjoyed your stay. You captured everything we wanted to achieve as owners: happy guests who have a great time, appreciation for the thought that went into decorating the place as well as for providing a place where families and friends gather and enjoy - put otherwise: where memories are created. We look forward to welcoming you back next year !
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- Guest pat (Bethel, CT)
- Date of stay 09/01/13
- Review Submitted 09/11/13
this place was perfect. plenty of room, beautifully decorated, spotless, everything worked, great location and made for a lovely family reunion destination. We would gladly recommend this property.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, adventure seekers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Owner response: Thanks for your kind words ! We strive to make our guests feel welcome and provide the environment for a truly relaxing time ! Would love to have you back !
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- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 08/11/13
- Review Submitted 08/26/13
I cannot say enough good things about this beach house. My family has rented 2 years in a row now and we would certainly come back again. The house itself is beautiful -- bright, clean and cheery with every amenity one needs for a week at the beach. The location is great -- only 2 blocks to a great bay beach where you can see beautiful sunsets and 1 block from the beautiful Barnegat Light beach. It is also walking distance to Viking Village, White's Market and a short distance from "Barney" the famous lighthouse. What really makes this house great though are the owners. They are very gracious, proactive and attentive. Right before we came to LBI this year our son broke his arm which was a bit of damper. On our second day at the house, the owners sent over a lovely bottle of Prosecco along with a note wishing us a good vacation despite the broken arm (and we had a great vacation!). In addition, we had a couple of small mishaps while at the house. A thunder and lightning storm hit one morning and knocked out the power in some of the outlets. Within 10 minutes of calling the owners they had a contractor set up to come over and fix it all. Then, a few days later, we lost the house keys at the beach. Once again within 10 minutes they had instructions as to how we could obtain a spare set. Long story short, these owners really want their guests to have a great vacation while staying at their house and it shows!!! This place and the owners get 2 thumbs up!!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, families with young children, age 55+.
Owner response: Thanks for your kind words ! We are indeed striving to make our guests feel welcome and not "just" treat them as renters. We are very happy you liked your stay again and would love to have you back. Make sure you book early :-) Thanks again !
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Perfect House at the Beach
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 08/04/13
- Review Submitted 08/14/13
My family and I had the pleasure of staying in this wonderful house for a week in August. It's a real gem. The kitchen is well-equipped and the common areas and bedrooms were very comfortable. Great spaces to gather as a group of 7 and equally wonderful places to sneak off alone to read. Perfectly located -- a short, easy walk to the beach or a quick bike ride to the fish store and vegetable stand. Watching the sunset on the roof deck was unbelievable! Very fond memories for our family.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, families with young children, age 55+, girls getaway.
Owner response: Thanks for your kind words and for staying with us ! We are glad you and your family enjoyed your stay and would love to have you back in the future !
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- Guest AM (Brooklyn)
- Date of stay 07/25/13
- Review Submitted 07/31/13
We want to thank Michi for a lovely beach weekend. Our family stayed at this beautiful, spacious home and felt extremely comfortable. The beach and bay are very close. Overall our stay was perfectly relaxing.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, families with young children, age 55+.
Owner response: Thanks for your kind words. Let us know when you want to come back !
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Perfect Getaway
Perfect Getaway
- Guest Mary M F.
- Date of stay 06/16/13
- Review Submitted 07/26/13
The house was perfect for our entire family. The rooms are large & light-filled with many windows, bright, contemporary furnishings & a large gourmet kitchen - all very clean. We especially enjoyed the decks - front, back & rooftop & the house's proximity to the ocean, kiddie bay beach for our toddlers & Viking Village. In short - all that was promised & more! It was a wonderful, relaxing week in the perfect beach house.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, families with young children, age 55+, girls getaway.
Owner response: Thanks for your kind words and we are looking forward to welcoming you next year again !
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Family vacation
- Guest Matthew Q.
- Date of stay 06/04/13
- Review Submitted 06/21/13
Amazing beach house, great spot for families. Highlights were: 1. Front and back porch, which allow for relaxation in the sun or shade at all times of day. 2. Modern, open concept living space. 3. Short distance to both the bay and ocean side beaches. 4. Full kitchen with everything you need to make your meals at home, as well as a great barbeque on the back deck. We would highly recommend this beach house, and hope to return!Recommended for: Families with young children.
Owner response: Thanks for your kind words. We are looking forward to hopefully welcoming you again in the future !
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Fun in the sun
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 05/24/13
- Review Submitted 05/31/13
Michi was a spectacular host, and the house was everything he said and more. Will certainly be back soon!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Perfect Beach Vacation
Perfect Beach Vacation
- Guest Walt & Michele (Chesterfield, NJ)
- Date of stay 09/16/12
- Review Submitted 09/26/12
House was beautiful, very clean, open floorplan with a lot of windows and decks. All the amenities for a beach vacation.Recommended for: Families with teenagers.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/1
Gorgeous beach house
Gorgeous beach house
- Guest Amy L.
- Date of stay 08/05/12
- Review Submitted 08/26/12
We have rented a lot of houses on LBI, and this house was by far the best in every way. It is beautifully furnished, bright, sunny, clean, great layout, well-equipped, and just a pleasure. The location is perfect - in our favorite LBI town - easy walk to beach and bay, Viking Village and White's market. We were able to easily come and go from the beach and we enjoyed biking up to the lighthouse, shops, Poppy's ice cream and restaurants at Barnegat Light. The owner was extremely accommodating and helpful. We hope to come back!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, adventure seekers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, age 55+, girls getaway.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 2/2
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The Cincinnati Bengals ended the preseason with a 27-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts, requiring 22 moves on the roster to get within the league mandated 53-man roster by Saturday's 6 p.m. deadline.
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AOL, SBC alliance
America Online Inc. and SBC Communications Inc. have formed a strategic alliance to provide high-speed connectivity services to AOL customers through SBC's Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Lines (DSL). America Online plans to use the DSL capability to offer a premium upgrade this fall for AOL members in areas served by SBC. Those areas include California, Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas. Nevada Bell, an SBC affiliate, is expected to deploy DSL later this year.
Crockett Hotel
The Crockett Hotel, located at 320 Bonham downtown, was purchased by Galveston-based GAL-TEX Hotel Corp., the same hotel management company that owns and operates the nearby Menger Hotel. Both hotels are listed on the National Register as historical structures. The hotel also has a new manager, Marilyn Ortiz DeSimone, who most recently was residential manager at The Houstonian in Houston.
The U.S. District Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of San Antonio-based Chromalloy Gas Turbine in the company's legal battle against Pratt & Whitney. The court denied Pratt's motion for a stay of an August 1998 ruling issued by a federal District Court that ordered Pratt to provide Chromalloy with technical data Pratt had promised under an earlier agreement. The ruling means Chromalloy can provide airlines with Pratt-approved repairs for the most advanced of Pratt's jet-engines.
Lockheed Martin
AESYS LLC, a joint venture between Rockford, Ill.-based Woodward and Johnson City, N.Y.-based Lockheed Martin Control Systems, has landed a contract to perform maintenance on fuel accessories for TF39 aircraft engines at Kelly Air Force Base. AESYS is part of a Lockheed Martin team with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center that has secured a $10.1 billion aircraft engine maintenance contract at Kelly AFB.
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Tamanna Bhatia Biography
Tamanna Bhatia, talented actress in South Indian Film Industry
Tamanna Bhatia initiated her career as a model and soon took the diversion but remained in the same industry of glamour with acting in Telugu and Tamil films.
She was born on 21st of December, 1989 in Mumbai. Her parents Santhosh Bhatia and Rajani Bhatia belong to Sindhi community. Her father is financial consultant. She has one elder brother Anand.
Tamanna completed her schooling from Maneckji Cooper Educational Trust School, Juhu, Mumbai. At present, she is doing BA degree in correspondence from National College, Mumbai. She can fluently speak Hindi, English, Telugu and Tamil. She started acting at the delicate age of 13.
Tamanna got her first break in the Indian film industry with Hindi movie 'Chand Sa Roshan Chehra' in the year 2005. The movie came and went without any notice hence the actress decided to try her luck in South Indian Film Industry. She made the debt in Telugu movie 'Sri' in 2005. She joined Tamil film industry with 'Kedi' a commercially successful film at the Box Office. Next she became part of two drama films based on college life namely 'Happy Days' in Telugu and 'Kalloori' in Tamil. Both the films we commercial success and Tamanna got appreciation from the critics.
She then gave back to back hits with 'Padikathavan' and 'Ayan' in 2009, Paiyaa in 2010 while 'Siruthai' in 2011. These films have established her as one of the top most talented actress in Tollywood. She also gave yet another Telugu hit film 100% Love in 2011 making her most-sought after film actress in South. Certainly her luck favored in South India.


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Morris Tyler Moot Court Competition December 11
The Morris Tyler Moot Court of Appeals at Yale will be called to order at 4:20 p.m. on Monday, December 11, in the Levinson Auditorium. Students will compete in the Harlan Fiske Stone Prize Finals of the competition.
Circuit Judge William A. Fletcher (9th Cir.), Circuit Judge Diana Gribbon Motz (4th Cir.), and Circuit Judge Jeffrey S. Sutton (6th Cir.) will hear Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency, which addresses whether the EPA has the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and whether the EPA may decline to issue emissions regulations for motor vehicles based on non-statutory policy considerations.
Justin Cox '08 and Richard Re '08 will be arguing for the petitioner. The respondent will be represented by Eric Citron '07 and John Hughes '08.
"As someone who has not studied administrative or environmental law, it has been challenging but rewarding to be plunged into an entirely new area of law and grapple with an issue of such contemporary importance," said Re.
"It should be a terrific round, and the legal issues are ones of immense importance for the regulation of global warming," said Dean Harold Koh.
The finalists' briefs are available at www.yale.edu/mootcourt.


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PHOENIX — At the start of 2010, plenty of people were ready to jump on the Jacoby Ellsbury bandwagon. The dynamic outfielder had emerged in his first two-plus big league seasons as an offensive difference-maker, a catalyst in the truest sense of the word.
On the field, there were hints that he was capable of more, flashes of more power and a steadily improving ability to get on base. Red Sox and rival talent evaluators alike believed that the 2010 campaign was the one in which he would establish himself as one of the best all-around players in the game.
Few offered such lofty expectations for the center fielder when he arrived in spring training this year. After he had been limited to just 18 games by five rib fractures in 2010, no one knew quite what to anticipate after he'd lost nearly a full season of time to continue his development. Certainly, expectations were, at best, measured.
At the beginning of spring training, Red Sox manager Terry Francona suggested that while he ultimately hoped that Ellsbury would reclaim his spot at the top of the order, that outcome might not be at the start of the year. Moreover, he and other Sox officials were candid in admitting that they would be looking to see whether the missed time would cause the 27-year-old to take a step backward in his career.
In retrospect, the concern appears to have been wildly misplaced. Through the first half of the year, Ellsbury has enjoyed the breakout campaign that was forecast for him a year earlier.
He arrives in Phoenix for his first All-Star Game toting a .316 average, .377 OBP, .490 slugging percentage and .867 OPS, all of which would be career highs. He leads the AL with 28 steals. His 11 homers already represent a new career best. He has been even better at the top of the Sox order, leading all AL leadoff hitters in average (.327), OBP (.385), slugging (.495) and OPS (.881).
In one sense, it is unlikely — stunning even — that Ellsbury has been able to not only return to his prior levels but is zooming well past them. In another sense, it is anything but.
There is, after all, precedent for Ellsbury to amaze in his return from injuries, even those that echoed the broken ribs that denied him the opportunity to play last year. A parallel situation occurred when Ellsbury was a star multisport sophomore at Oregon's Madras High School.
"He laid out for a catch on the sidelines in football," recalled Bruce Reece, Ellsbury's baseball coach and also an assistant football and basketball coach during the outfielder's time at Madras. "It was a routine deal. He comes up, and he can't get up. It's sophomore year and he's down [with a broken collarbone]. His junior year, he gets undercut in basketball and breaks it again. So he actually had two [breaks]. It was like, 'Are you kidding me?' "
Ellsbury could not lift weights and build his conditioning as a result of the injury. Reece feared that he would not be the same player when he returned to the baseball field. He was wrong.
"It was as if he didn't miss a beat," Reece said. "We as a coaching staff were just amazed — here he is, back on the court, back on the baseball field."
Ellsbury refers to his broken ribs of 2010 as "by far" the most serious injury he's ever suffered. Yet until he took the knee to the chest from Adrian Beltre, the broken collarbone as a high school sophomore was the defining injury of his athletic career. His ability to deal with that and other injuries, in some ways, foreshadowed what he's been able to do in 2011.
"I was literally [wearing] the sling, went to the doctor and he said, 'All right, you can take it off,' " Ellsbury remembered. "No rehab — nothing. First game: home run. It was definitely ahead of schedule. I can heal quick.
"If the doctor tells me six weeks, I want to do it in three. I broke my thumb one time playing football. [I had a] cast, played the rest of the season, played in the playoffs with a huge cast. I remember I had a pick with one hand in a state playoff game, cut it off myself for the next game. I just said, 'I don't need this.' Injuries had never been an issue for me."
For his part, Reece felt a sickening sense of deja vu when he saw Ellsbury suffer his injury a year ago and then suffer subsequent aggravations of his condition. Yet given what he had seen the outfielder do as a 16-year-old, he is anything but shocked by the way in which he has rebounded from his injuries of last season.
"It doesn't surprise me at all," Reece said of the outfielder's emergence as an All-Star. "That's his nature. He's so competitive."
Perhaps more important than that precedent was Ellsbury's determination during the offseason to re-establish himself. A couple of offseasons ago, he moved from Oregon to Arizona so that he could be closer to the Athletes' Performance facility during the winter. While he has been committed to the Athletes' Performance program for years, this offseason he took it to another level.
He did not want to miss a single day of his winter workouts. Instead of making his usual trip back to Madras for the holidays, Ellsbury had his family fly to Arizona to see him.
"I didn't want to miss a day of training," he said. "My sole focus was to get back to where I left off [before] 2010."
He did so with a purpose. He was not content simply to be healthy. He wanted to be a force in coming back for the 2011 season, a goal he articulated to his physical therapist at Athletes' Performance shortly before the start of the season.
"I told her something like, 'I'll see you out here during the All-Star break,' " Ellsbury recalled with a laugh. "I'll definitely tell my family those sorts of things. But I don't usually tell people that kind of stuff. I usually don't like talking about myself for that matter. You want to ask me about my teammates, I'm glad to talk about them. But personal accomplishments, it's kind of how I grew up — I don't want to talk about that kind of thing."
Yet while the outfielder prefers not to discuss his ambitions — even after a dazzling game, he'll often offer fairly bland platitudes or speak narrowly of goals such as having good, consistent at-bats, putting a good swing on the ball, and other lines taken from the "Bull Durham" school of athlete-speak — that preference should not be confused with a lack of ambition.
The Sox always have thought, dating to the draft, that Ellsbury has a star player's charisma, carrying himself as a player who wants to be noticed for his excellence. The outfielder suggests that he is driven less by that attention than by the quest for excellence as an end in itself.
"When I prepare and train, I always train to be the best. That's the only way I think you can improve," Ellsbury said. "If you're satisfied with where you're at, you're probably going to regress, just because you're not getting your workouts in, you're not putting everything towards that goal.
"My goal is always to be the best player I can be. If that's the All-Star team, well, it's kind of hard, just because you can't really help it. Obviously, your performance on the field can help dictate whether you're an All-Star or not, but whether you make it or not, you don't really have any control over the decision."
That said, there is satisfaction in what he has accomplished and how far he has come. Ellsbury has spent most of the 2011 season skipping past and around the questions about his lost 2010 season, and with good reason. After all, what good can come of mulling a time of unhappiness once you have moved on from that point?
Still, from the position of having many question and wonder about his dedication to one in which his performance is being celebrated, there is satisfaction. In that sense, the recognition of his first All-Star Game is deeply meaningful.
"I'm training as hard as I can. I'm training to be the best player I can be," Ellsbury said. "It's very gratifying and I'm very proud, from what happened last year to where I am now, to be selected by my peers."
Yet even that satisfaction is secondary to another one. In 2010, Ellsbury played in just 18 of 162 Red Sox games — exactly one out of every nine contests. This year, he arrives at the All-Star break having played in 89 of the Red Sox' 90 contests.
And that — along with his team's first-place first-half performance — is the true source of his enthusiasm for the season to date. There is joy in being on the field, joy in being back doing the thing he loves, at a level that he has never before achieved.
"I love competition, no matter what it is," Ellsbury said. "When I didn't have baseball last year, it was really tough because I just couldn't do anything — couldn't compete, couldn't do anything. So, that's been the best thing — just being out on the field every day and having my teammates know that I'm going to be out there. I just like being out there playing — being out there every single day competing."
Dr. Tony Schena joined the show to give insight into what lies ahead for Rob Gronkowski. He said a tough road is in front of the Patriots tight end.
We discuss the improbable win over the Browns and the loss of Rob Gronkowski with Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick on Patriots Monday.
Ninkovich sits in with Mut and Merloni to look back at yesterday's comeback win against the Browns. Rob also explains the range of emotions the team experienced after Rob Gronkowski suffered a potentially season ending injury.
Eagle checks in to give Grande and Max a perspective on the Brooklyn Nets after they acquired Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett via trade earlier this summer. He breaks down what he thinks the future holds for the Nets after completing this blockbuster deal.
Sean Grande and Cedric Maxwell take some time and look back at the history between the Celtics and the Lakers, specifically the legendary rivalry between Magic and Bird. Legendary broadcaster, Ian Eagle, checks in to give the Brooklyn perspective as KG and Paul Pierce settle into their new home. Sean and Max also reveal the behind the scenes details surrounding Max's famous "I got the ball" moment.
In the first hour of this edition of the Celtics Summer Cooler, Grande and Max analyze the trade that sent Fab Melo out of Boston. Also in this hour, Max sets the story straight about his history with Larry Bird.
It's a baseball round table from the winter meetings in Orlando, Rob Bradford talks with Ian Browne, Scott Lauber, Tim Britton, and Jason Mastrodonato.
Buster joins Mut and Merloni live at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. Buster explains that the market for Stephen Drew has cooled off considerably and executives around the league believe he will return to Boston.
Hazen talks with Mut and Merloni about the on-going offseason process. Mike explains how the Red Sox dove in to free agency immediately after the team's World Series win. He also explains how the team creates opportunities for young players that are ready to make the jump to the Major League level.
Shawn Thornton joined the show and discussed the teams long layoff leading into their game tomorrow night in Montreal. He told the guys that he anticipates fighting being a part of hockey for years to come.
Lucic joins Danny Picard to talk some hockey after the team's overtime win against the Carolina Hurricanes. Danny asks Lucic about David Krejci's game winner yesterday and hockey outsiders that are trying to change the game.
Shawn Thornton joined the show fresh off his big night at MSG and talked about his recent goal scoring prowess. Shawn said that no matter who his line mates are he is always going to be a fourth liner.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Kirk Minihane. Today the guys went over a list of the most annoying people to see on your flight.
The guys opened the show discussing the great reception Doc Rivers got last night at The Garden. They said it was not surprising and well deserved.
Boston College running back Andre Williams joined the show and discussed his record setting season. He said that he will work on his acceptance speech on the flight down to New York.
Jackie MacMullan joins the show to discuss the return of Doc Rivers to Boston and what really happened during the offseason that led to Doc's departure.
Brick joins Mut and Merloni to discuss Shawn Thornton's on ice actions last week against the Penguins and what type of suspension he may be facing.
Mut and Merloni react to Doc Rivers' emotional return to Boston and they discuss the way he left the Celtics.
We debate the hit, and what Shawn Thornton deserves to get and will get for a suspension from the NHL when he faces his discipline hearing on Friday for his K/O hit of the Penguins Brooks Orpik.
We check in with Jack Edwards of NESN and focus on the Bruins, and more specifically Sean Thornton's upcoming discipline hearing for his cheap-shot hit on Brooks Orpik of the Penguins.
We focus on multi-sport athletes in today's four topics at 4PM.
Ryder talks with WEEI.com's Chris Price about the Patriots upcoming game with the Cleveland Browns, and Stevan Ridley's status on the team.
Alex joins the show and gives his thoughts on the Jacoby Ellsbury deal, and what prospects the Red Sox have to fill the hole left in the lineup, or trade pieces to get a player who can fill the void.
John talks to Rob and gets his thoughts on the Yankees signing Jacoby Ellsbury, the Red Sox signing AJ Pierzynski, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia signing with Miami.
No Jenny Dell today, but Mikey's back and we're answering questions bitches!
We answer what you ask... and by we mean Salk, Holley and special guest Jenny Dell of NESN!
Answering questions, its what we do.
Buster joins Mut and Merloni live at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. Buster explains that the market for Stephen Drew has cooled off considerably and executives around the league believe he will return to Boston.
More from this showWe discuss the comers and goers for the Red Sox and the rest of MLB with former GM Steve Phillips, now of MLB Radio on Sirius XM.
More from this showThe guys opened the show discussing the great reception Doc Rivers got last night at The Garden. They said it was not surprising and well deserved.
More from this showHazen talks with Mut and Merloni about the on-going offseason process. Mike explains how the Red Sox dove in to free agency immediately after the team's World Series win. He also explains how the team creates opportunities for young players that are ready to make the jump to the Major League level.
More from this showHo, hum. We're live at the Winter Meetings in Orlando, and it seems like everything of merit was done last week. We still discuss the Sox roster moves and potential for 2014.
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Report on Farmer's Markets (and other eats) in Oahu
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What foods does your city have that mine doesn't?
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Your First Exposure to the Exotic
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I'm not a "guy"!
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What was the most memorable thing you ate in Hawaii?
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What do we call this and what do we do with this?
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PLEASE! A decent pancake mix?? [Moved from Home Cooking board]
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How do you handle seeing a roach?
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Your preference in Tines?
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Menu and budget for college guys in an apartment
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Do you stick your hand down the garbage disposal?
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Supertaster skepticism: is the any real scientific evidence that Supertasters actually exist?
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Hy's 8/3/13
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Home bar and grill or wolfgang's steakhouse for bd meal
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Tipping on takeout?
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Yes, I haven't eaten there yet(and hopefully never).
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Best meal I ever ate:
too many to choose from, ranging from a picnic of sourdough and cold cuts on the cliffs at lands end in SF, to home cooked meals with great friends, to wonderful meals in 3 and 4 star restaurants.
My current drink of choice:
Red wine, preferably not merlot
I really wish I could:
as an architect design my own "dream" kitchen... it's a plumber's sink conundrum
My "Go-to" dinner party dish:
i kept changing my mind, i guess i dont have one right now
My favorite comfort food:
Fried Rice
My top 5 favorite restaurants:
too complex to answer and how could i settle on 5?
My most tattered cookbooks:
Grandma's Joy of Cooking, Mom's Better Homes and Gardens. If websites got tattered, Cooks.com, Allrecipes.com, Chow.com
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Last week I told you guys about the splendid little vegan bbq I went to. I also promised to share the vegan cupcakes I made. When Olivia asked me to bring a dessert that had no real chocolate, butter, milk, or eggs in it, I will admit I was at a loss. For me, its not dessert unless it includes chocolate. But turns out being vegan doesn't mean you can't eat super yummy desserts too. And it also turns out, there is nothing real in oreos so it all works out.
The cupcakes were a hit and who knows, maybe I'll even make them for a non vegan event sometime, but we'll see.
We'll start with the cupcakes:
- 1 cup soy milk
- 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/3 cup canola oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract, chocolate extract, or more vanilla extract
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup cocoa powder, Dutch-processed or regular
- 3/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Preheat oven to 350°F and line a muffin pan with paper or foil liners.
- Whisk together the soy milk and vinegar in a large bowl, and set aside for a few minutes to curdle. Add the sugar, oil, vanilla extract, and other extract, if using, to the soy milk mixture and beat until foamy. In a separate bowl, sift together the flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. Add in two batches to wet ingredients and beat until no large lumps remain (a few tiny lumps are OK).
- Pour into liners, filling 3/4 of the way. Bake 18 to 20 minutes, until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Transfer to a cooling rack and let cool completely.
And now for the frosting:
- 1/2 cup nonhydrogenated shortening
- 1/2 cup nonhydrogenated margarine
- 3 1/2 cups powdered sugar, sifted if clumpy
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup plain soy milk or soy creamer
- 1/2 cup crushed oreo cookies
- half a sandwich cookie for each cookie
- Beat the shortening and margarine together until well combined and fluffy. Add the sugar and beat for about 3 more minutes.
- Add the vanilla, cookies, and soy milk, and beat for another 5 to 7 minutes until fluffy.
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Man, what a busy week it's been this week. I've been so flat out that I didn't even post my usual Monday post. Not to worry. At least I've made time to post this weeks Friday Funnies That is something you can always rely on, that and the difference between men and women that is
Let's face it men and women are different. Apart from the anatomical difference we also think differently. How often have you, as a bloke, felt like banging your head against the wall because she just doesn't understand what you're trying to say? How often have you gotten into trouble because of a simple misunderstanding? Yep, there certainly is a difference between men and women. Just about everything is different about men and women, even the way they record things in their diaries.
The Difference Between Men And Women
The Wife's Diary:
Tonight, I thought my husband was acting weird. We had made plans to meet at a nice restaurant for dinner. I was shopping with my friends all day long, so I thought he was
upset at the fact that I was a bit late, but he made no comment on it.
Our conversation wasn't flowing, so I suggested that we go somewhere quiet so we could talk. He agreed, but he didn't say much. I asked him what was wrong; He said, 'Nothing.'
I asked him if it was my fault that he was upset. He said that it had nothing to do with me, and not to worry about it.
On the way home, I told him that I loved him. He smiled slightly, and kept driving.
I can't explain his behaviour.
I don't know why he didn't say, 'I love you, too.'
When we got home, I felt as if I had lost him completely, as if he wanted nothing to do with me anymore. He just sat there quietly, and watched TV. He continued to seem distant and absent.
Finally, with silence all around us, I decided to go to bed. About 15 minutes later, he came to bed. But I still felt that he was distracted, and his thoughts
were somewhere else. He fell asleep;
I cried. I don't know what to do. I'm almost sure that his thoughts are with someone else. My life is a disaster.
The Husband's Diary:
A two-foot putt ~ who the hell misses a two-foot putt!!
Peeing In the pool, Image of the week!
Todays Video Of The Week
You are going to love this next video. I found it to be extremely funny and I reckon you will too.
That's it guys. If you enjoyed this weeks post don't forget to share it with your mates. Have a great weekend.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky should not get a new trial after being convicted of sexually abusing 10 boys, a state appeals court ruled Wednesday.
The unanimous decision by a three-judge Superior Court panel came barely two weeks after they heard oral arguments by Sandusky's lawyer and a state prosecutor.
Defense lawyer Norris Gelman said he planned to ask the state Supreme Court to review the case.
Sandusky had argued his trial lawyers did not have sufficient time to prepare, a prosecutor made improper references to him not testifying on his own behalf and the judge mishandled two jury instructions.
The opinion by Judge Jack Panella said that trial judges have discretion about whether to allow pretrial delays and that in Sandusky's case the judge carefully considered the continuance requests.
"The decision does not reflect a myopic insistence upon expeditiousness in the face of Sandusky's request; it was not an arbitrary denial," Panella wrote.
Sandusky had wanted the trial judge, John Cleland, to give jurors an instruction about the amount of time it took for nearly all of the accusers to report their allegations. Panella wrote that Cleland should have evaluated the need for such a jury instruction based on each accuser's age and maturity but Cleland's failure to do so did not harm Sandusky.
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