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This year's theme for the Miss Pushmataha County Homecoming Pageant was "Festival Of Colors". The pageant was held June 9, 2012 at the Antlers High School Auditorium. The Auditorium was filled with family and friends that came out to show these young ladies their support.
Seventeen Contestants competed in the pageant. 0-35 months competed in Formal - Party Wear, Fun Wear, Photogenic, and Overall Beauty. 3-18 years competed in Formal - Party Wear, Photogenic, Overall Beauty, and Fun Wear. 9-18 years also competed in Talent, and 15-18 years also competed in the Introduction of themselves.
The pageant also featured drawings and giveaways for Prizes, for the contestants and for the people in the audience.
Past Homecoming Queen, reigning "2011-2012 Miss Pushmataha County Homecoming Queen" Sadie Wheaton, presented the awards to the new winners. Along with the "2011-2012 Miss Pushmataha County Homecoming Junior Miss Queen" Kami Wilkerson. Other 2011-2012 Queens were "Baby Miss Queen" Keira Taylor, "Sweetheart Miss Queen" Mahaley Cole, and "Petite Miss Queen" MacKenzie Heffner.
A few special awards were given out: The "Best Formal Wear" Awards went to Layla Tomlinson, Keira Taylor, Mercedez Miller, Mahaley Cole, Kasey Billy, Bonnie Wadkins, and Jessica Blan. The "Overall Formal Wear" 0-18 years went to Scout Boatright. The "Best Fun Wear" went to Scout Boatright, Addiyson Rees, Mercedez Miller, Mahaley Cole, MacKenzie Heffner, Tara Rudder, and Jessica Blan. The "Overall Fun/Theme Wear" 3-18 years went to Layla Tomlinson. This was a Fun Wear choice for the contestant. The "Most Photogenic" Awards went to Scout Boatright, Keira Taylor, Haven Miller, Mahaley Cole, MacKenzie Heffner, Bonnie Wadkin, and Brianna Chiles. The "Overall Photogenic" 0-18 years went to Jessica Blan. The "Talent" Award went to Kasey Billy, Tara Rudder, and Jessica Blan. The "Overall Talent" went to Brianna Chiles. Wonderful Job!
The "Congeniality Award" went to Bonnie Wadkins. The "People's Choice Award" went to Gianna Allensworth. "Miss Hospitality Queen" went to Addisyn Rees.
"Baby Miss Queen" 0-18 months winner is Scout Boatright, 1st Runner Up went to Layla Tomlinson, 2nd Runner Up went to Paisley Cole.
"Tiny Miss Queen" 19-35 months winner is Keira Taylor, 1st Runner Up went to Addisyn Rees, 2nd Runner Up went to Shaynie Landreth.
"Sweetheart Miss Queen" 3-5 years winner is Mercedez Miller, 1st Runner Up went to Haven Miller.
"Petite Miss Queen" 6-8 years winner is MaHaley Cole.
"Little Miss Queen" 9-11 years winner is Mackenzie Heffner, 1st Runner Up went to Kasey Billy, 2nd Runner Up went to Malea Chiles.
"Junior Miss Queen" 12-14 years winner is Bonnie Wadkins, 1st Runner Up went to Tara Rudder, 2nd Runner Up went to Gianna Allensworth.
"Miss Pushmataha County Homecoming Queen" 15-18 years is Jessica Blan, 1st Runner Up went to Brianna Chiles.
The music were operated by Elizabeth Rowland and Julie Gibson served as Pageant Director.

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This is huge for Katharine Hepburn fans! Beginning at 6:00 a.m. on August 30th, 2008, you can watch Katharine Hepburn all day long. Of course you're also free to set your recorders if you have to be away from the set. Turner Classic Movies is putting on this Hepburn Holiday for you. By clicking here (2008) you can see all the trailers to wet your appetite. Bon Appetit!
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- 300 (Action) – Based on the epic graphic novel by Frank Miller, '300' is a ferocious retelling of the ancient Battle of Thermopylae in which King Leonidas (Gerard Butler) and 300 Spartans fought to the death against Xerxes and his massive Persian army. Facing insurmountable odds, their valor and sacrifice inspire all of Greece to unite against their Persian enemy, drawing a line in the sand for democracy. The film brings Miller's (300) acclaimed graphic novel to life by combining live action with virtual backgrounds that capture his distinct vision of this ancient historic tale.
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A Viking child becomes the lone survivor of a shipwreck, after his marauding Norse clan raids a coastal Native American village for slaves. Despite his blonde hair and strange language – and concerns that evil will follow the boy wherever he goes – the ten year-old is adopted by the local Wampanoag Indians, who raise him to become a skilled hunter and warrior.
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- Hot Fuzz (Comedy) – Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) is the finest police officer London has to offer, with an arrest record 400% higher than any officer on the force. He's so good, he makes everyone else look bad. As a result, Angel's superiors send him to a place where his talents won't be quite so embarrassing — the sleepy and seemingly crime-free village of Sandford.
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To me, God isn't a "what" He's a who. And the God I believe in is the God of the Bible.
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To me, God isn't a "what" He's a who. And the God I believe in is the God of the Bible.
i thought horton was a who ?
how can that be ? the two ?!?
...and all the other people, vickilynn...which god do you suppose they believe in ?
god of the kumquats ?!?
and in all this great big vast world...do you really believe god might not be the creator of all...or just those who read the same book as you....
since your good book tells you not to judge others (lest ye be judged)...if they choose a different path but reach the same goal...are they doomed...
and just what happens to even good people when, at the end of the day, they find that the seeming path of good intentions is found to be, instead (as warned) a road to hell...
what is god to me ? not that small....
I've been told that I don't worship the God of the Bible because Mormons reject the Trinity. I always wonder what God it is they think we worship every Sunday..and all the other people, vickilynn...which god do you suppose they believe in ?
god of the kumquats ?!?
As for who I think God is...I believe Him also to be a personal being. He is a physical personage with a body of flesh and bone, (and after His image are we made). He is the governor of all creation, the author of our salvation and the means by which all of creation rolled into existence. Most important of all, He is literally the Father of our Spirits, so the term "Heavenly Father is a rather good description of Him. We lived with Him before we were born in the flesh, and our hope is to live again with Him in the eternities if we pattern our lives after the manner in which He has established through His Son.
nice, LG...i like that...peace, brutha !
There are certain judgments we can make. People like to misuse that verse a lot so that they can do what they want and no one is supposed to say anything. Well, I can tell you that if you commit murder or adultery or stead you are sinning because the Bible says so. I can tell you that if you don't believe the gospel of Christ, you are lost because the Bible says so. This comes from God, not me. And there aren't many paths to God, there is one per the Bible. Oh and I never said God isn't the Creator of all. That doesn't mean all will be saved. That's clear right in the Bible. And if you choose not to believe that or accept the authority of Scripture, that's fine, that's your choice. Why do you think Jesus gave the great commission. Evidently any old belief is not ok because He said to go to the whole world and preach the gospel.
No personal offense intended. The OP asked a question and I ansered it.
No where in the Bible are we told that we can make any sort of judgments about others. In fact, the Bible gives some very specific reasons not to be judgmental. (See Matthew 7)
And while the Bible does name some sins specifically, it also states that all sins are the same in the eyes of God....this means that if I happen to have an affair, it is no different than someone else stealing food to God's way of seeing things.
At no point does Jesus tell us that we are to haughilty flaunt our beliefs at others, nor are we to comdemn them for believing differently.
We are told to love one another....Jesus even says that this is greatest commandment of all.....simply to love one another.
Judgement of who will or who won't be saved is God''s business, and His alone.
Yes, Jesus did say to spread the gospel throughout the world.....but at no time did he say to condemn anyone else while doing so.
wow !! perfect answer, SD...
especially this bit: AT NO POINT DOES JESUS TELL US THAT WE ARE TO HAUGHTILY FLAUNT OUR BELIEFS AT OTHERS, NOR ARE WE TO CONDEMN THEM FOR BELIEVING DIFFERENTLY
Here's a little something about Christians and making judgments.
p.s. I posted a link though I don't know if that's allowed here. It is on any other board I've been to.


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The first major event of the curling season, the OCT (Ontario Curling Tour) Championship, was held September 6-9th at the Oakville Curling Club. When the dust had settled, Brad Jacobs and his Sault Ste Marie team had emerged as the victors on the men's side of the draw.
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This past Tuesday, while you were watching the Toledo Rockets football game against Buffalo, there were a couple of college basketball games being played in Chicago that featured some of the best new talent in the game. They called it the Champions Classic, and played it at the United Center. It featured 2nd ranked Michigan State upsetting top-ranked Kentucky 78-74, and was followed by 5th ranked Kansas hanging a 94-83 loss on #4 Duke.
This was more than a doubleheader of headlining teams, though: this was a showcase of talent. Representatives for all 30 NBA teams were on hand to get a good, hard look at the kids who were going to be playing at the next level. Amongst them, three freshman: Kansas's Andrew Wiggans, Kentucky's Julius Randle, and Duke's Jabari Parker. Despite their youth, they're considered the top, second, and fourth best picks in this year's upcoming draft. And they did everything right Tuesday night on the national stage: impressing the nation with skill that those GMs had to be drooling over… and that's staying nothing of the Michigan State team that will very likely ascend to the top of the polls after showing the Baby Cats what a little experience means in this game.
After the doubleheader was in the books, though, Coach Mike Krzyzewski of Duke had a message for all those general managers sitting in the suites: don't even think about taking a dive to get these kids:
"As an American, I wouldn't like to think that an American team would want to lose or create situations where you would want to lose. I can't even fathom — I can't go there. I can't believe that that would happen. Maybe I'm naive and I'm going to go read a fairy tale after this. "
He is, of course, talking about the notion of tanking a season for a higher draft pick. The worse your season, the better the help you can get out of the incoming class. This year, it's packed: you land in the lottery, and you're getting immediate help.
The NBA is an odd beast when it comes to it's draft. The NFL gets a lot of attention, and a lot of those first round picks may or may not start right out of the gate. But they're one of 52 players on the roster. One of 22 starters. In the NBA, that player is one of 13 on the roster, and 1 of 5 starters. One guy can do so much in basketball, that a player with superstar talent can bring a team out of the basement into the playoffs. Winning it all takes a combination of talent and coaching, but if all you need to do is win enough to sell tickets, then you can't go wrong.
Which is what makes tanking all the more tantalizing.
And fans jokingly call for it all the time. The Cleveland Browns looked like they were prime candidates to throw the season away for a shot at Teddy Bridgewater or Johnny Manziel, but Rob Chudzinski has taken the scraps on that team and made them half-way competent. That's a matter of pride, and props to Chud to doing that. (Besides, you're not going to out-suck the Jaguars or Buccaneers this year.)
This isn't all random conjecture by Coach K, by the way: CBS Sports says that one anonymous GM admitted that conversations were had in the front office about maybe holding their nose and flushing this season for a shot at top talent. Nobody'll admit to it, and there's not many teams that seem to be showing signs of it this early on — Utah might be the lone exception, but I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt that they really are just that bad.
All that being said, any fan (or GM) that would advocate taking a dive for a better draft pick is no longer looking at the bigger picture. The loss of interest of the casual fan while your team racks up loss after loss may or may not be recovered, even after you have that top tier talent, because there's nothing to guarantee that they'll work out in the pros. Just as Portland how that Greg Oden pick worked for them. And with the NBA using a lottery system, there's no guarantee that you'll end up in a position to make that turn-around pick anyways! A season thrown away at an intangible.
GMs like the draft because it's safer than anything else they do. Free agents can coast once they sign their contract, and trades with other teams can always bite you in the rear. Get a top draft pick (particularly in a year like this), and it's not hard to make the right pick. But throwing a season away to get there is a cowards way out.
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Could not knowing the official state drink of South Carolina cost Stephen Colbert an appointment to U.S. Sen. Jim DeMints seat?
The Charleston-raised comedian, who had a brief tongue-in-cheek presidential campaign and started his own Super PAC, has launched a Twitter campaign on his TV show The Colbert Report asking his fans to tweet Gov. Nikki Haley to tell her why he should be the next senator.
Nation! Tell @nikkihaley why I should take over for Jim DeMint! #SenatorColbert Could our Better Tomorrow be... Tomorrow? he tweeted.
On his television show Thursday night he alluded to the national coverage his campaign had already received.
Im not going to sit here and say I should be South Carolinas next senator, Colbert said. Not when so many other people are saying it for me.
Haley on Friday took to Facebook, her social medium of choice, to respond to the campaign. She alluded to her last visit on The Colbert Report in which she and the comedian quizzed each other about the state. Colbert didnt guess that the official drink is milk.
Stephen, thank you for your interest in South Carolinas U.S. Senate seat and for the thousands of tweets you and your fans sent me. But you forget one thing, my friend. You didnt know our state drink. Big, big mistake
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Hello I see that the 1919A4 kits are running up high in price and many venders don't have them in stock. Who has the 1919 parts kit at reasonable prices? Thanks in advance IRONMULE
Hello I see that the 1919A4 kits are running up high in price and many venders don't have them in stock. Who has the 1919 parts kit at reasonable prices? Thanks in advance IRONMULE
Well the only ones I saw were on Gunbroker for an OK price. Was $400 last bid. You will probably do best asking on the 1919a4.com forum, as that's probably where members will post their "divorce sale" kits first!
Looks like fully-built 1919's are running around $1200-1500 mark right now.
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I looked at ORF website and there is no 1919 parts kits listed. MarkP must be blessed to get one in best condiction for that $400 what a deal !! Thanks Pookie and MarkP. I'll look around Cheers IRONMULE
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You didn't look hard enough. Tell them you saw the ad on the AK forum stating that they had them for a special price of $399, and that you wanted to know if they still had them for that price.
You have to call them to get the special price, but it's worth a $100 bucks to give them a call.
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Just checked Ohio Ordnance and they are sold out !! Glad I got mine many months ago.
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I am not in Somalia. It's a joke. I am still in Marylanistan. Ohio Rapid Fire has them, and yes, I am glad I got one, because these do seem to be drying up...
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The Wolves open their 38-game home slate when they host the Milwaukee Admirals at the Allstate Arena on Saturday; Chicago has posted a 10-6-1-0 mark in home openers, which includes a 2-3-0-0 record against Milwaukee.
--- Darren Haydar: Shared the team lead with 2 points (2A) in two games last week ... Ranked second on the Wolves and fourth in the AHL with 74 points (27G, 47A) in 77 games last season ... Paced the team and shared 17th in the league with 27 goals and held second on the squad and tied for seventh in the circuit with 47 assists ... Named to the 2011 AHL Second All-Star Team ... Ranks sixth on Chicago's all-time scoring register with 256 points (87G, 169A) in just 203 games with the club, spanning four seasons (2006-08; 2010-11-present)
--- Kevin Doell: Shared first on the team with 2 points (G, A) in two games last week ... Ranked first on Tappara Tampere with 18 goals and 38 points in 58 Finnish League contests last season ... Spent six seasons with the Wolves from 2003-2008 and 2009-10, and ranks 12th on Chicago's all-time scoring register with 171 points (70G, 101A) in 361 career games
--- Eddie Lack: Turned aside 31 of 33 shots in regulation and overtime and two of four shootout attempts in his Wolves debut on Saturday ... Shared first among AHL rookies and tied for fourth overall in the league with 28 victories and ranked seventh in the circuit with a 2.26 goals-against average in 53 outings with the Manitoba Moose last season ... Posted a 28-21-4 record and shared fourth in the league with a .926 save percentage during his AHL debut ... Named to the 2011 AHL All-Rookie Team
--- Mark Mancari: Tallied his first goal as a member of the Wolves on Sunday ... Ranked fifth in the AHL with a career-high 32 goals and shared 14th in the league with 64 points in 56 games with the Portland Pirates last season ... Skated in 20 National Hockey League contests with the Buffalo Sabres last year, recording 7 assists and 8 points ... Named to the 2011 AHL First All-Star Team
--- Darren Archibald: Scored his first career AHL goal in his professional debut on Saturday ... Recorded career-highs with 41 goals and 66 points in 61 OHL contests with the Barrie Colts and Niagara IceDogs last season; his 41 markers shared ninth in the OHL ... Amassed 82 goals, 82 assists and 164 points in 186 career OHL games with Niagara and Barrie, spanning three seasons (2008-11)
--- Defenseman Adam Polasek posted his first AHL point when he assisted on Mark Mancari's goal on Sunday; the 20-year-old forward spent the past two seasons with Prince Edward Island of the QMJHL, where he amassed 60 assists, 80 points and 150 penalty minutes in 127 outings from 2009-11.
--- The Wolves scored on one of their 15 power-play chances this weekend; Chicago ranked fifth in the AHL with a 20.6 efficiency rating on the power-play last year (76 of 369) and its 20.6 rating was the second highest in franchise history, trailing only the 2007-08 squad's 20.8 rating (107 of 515).
--- Chicago thwarted 10 of its opponents' 12 power-play chances this weekend, which includes killing off all five of San Antonio's attempts on Saturday; the Wolves ranked 29th in the league with an 77.7 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (290 of 373) last season.
--- The Wolves shootout loss on Saturday was the third time in franchise history they have lost in a shootout to open a season (1994, 1996); Chicago has notched a 30-34 (.469) mark in the shootout round since the AHL began using the format in 2004-05.
--- The average age on the Wolves roster is 23.9, with players ranging in age from 20 to 32.
--- For the 11th straight season, the Wolves have teamed up with the City of Chicago's Department of Animal Care and Control to help find loving families for dogs. Visit "HAYDAR'S HOUNDS," presented by Pets Supplies Plus, Evo, Natural Balance Pet Foods and Pedigree, in the South lobby of the Allstate Arena on Saturday and take home a furry friend! Over 900 dogs have found homes through Wolves Adopt-a-Dog nights since the program's inception in 2001.
Sun., Oct. 9
(at) Houston 4, Chicago 1
--- The Wolves fell into a 3-0 deficit and never recovered and eventually fell 4-1 to the Houston Aeros at the Toyota Center
--- Right wing Mark Mancari potted the lone tally for Chicago
--- Goaltender Matt Climie stopped 30 of 34 shots
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(at) San Antonio 3, Chicago 2 (SO)
--- The Wolves opened their 18th season with a 3-2 shootout loss to the San Antonio Rampage at the AT&T Center
--- Forwards Kevin Doell and Darren Archibald each scored for Chicago, while all four shooters for the Wolves failed to convert in the shootout
--- Goaltender Eddie Lack kicked out 31 of 33 shots in regulation and overtime and two of four attempts in the shootout


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Several events will take place around the county as residents gear up for the holiday season. They include parades, shop local campaigns, pageants and a fireworks display.
A woman was arrested over the weekend with charges against her for being a fugitive from justice. Amanda Dean Smith, 33 of Haskell, was taken to jail in Pushmataha County on a warrant from Lamar County, Texas, for uttering a forged financial instrument and then fleeing from justice.
Smith had a bond of $9,999.00 set and will go in front of Judge Jana Wallace on December 11, 2013 for her preliminary hearing.
During U.S. wartime, the draft process limited many young men's ability to complete and graduate from high school. Many only completed lower to upper elementary grades.
In honor of their service, at the half-time of Moyers High School boy's basketball game, five veterans from varying branches of military service and varying military experiences, were presented with high school diplomas and became honorary members of the 2014 Moyers High School graduating class. The five veterans' military service obligations include World War II, Vietnam, and Korean.
Well, I hope you all liked the Welcome Home Veterans' parade. I was hoping for more participation but found out we need to use more current ways of advertising it. Those include putting more on the VFW Post 3658 Website and Facebook page. So I will be sending my Webmaster (Rocky) these columns too.
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Clayton High School and Junior High School Academic teams won the OPAC Academic Conference which includes teams from Antlers, Atoka , Caney, and Rattan. Both teams also won the tournament held on Nov. 4th , which was held at Clayton.
Clayton High School Team: Back: Austin Dunn, Ethan Sisk, Jon Creel, Garrett Rogers. Tyler Brinlee, Gage Clark. Seated: Beth McCarn, Myra Alexander, Rebecca Needham and Coach Mona Dennis (not pictured Levvi Bray)
The Antlers Board of Education and Superintendent, Cary Ammons, will be conducting a ceremony to name the new elementary building on Thursday, November 21st at 4:00 p.m. The building will be named the "Aletha Burrage Building" in honor of long time principal and educator, Aletha Booker Burrage. The dedication ceremony will be located at the site of the building.
A community has been deeply impacted after a collision has sent a mother and three children to separate hospitals.
On Friday afternoon, November 8th, Lisa Marie Courtwright of Rattan was traveling west on Rocky Point Road when, according to the police report, she failed to stop at a stop sign and pulled in front of a Kenworth Dump truck that was traveling north on HWY 147 in Pushmataha County.
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The City of Antlers held a Special Election on Tuesday. The purpose of this election was for residents of Antlers to decide whether or not to pass a 1/2 cent tax increase that would be earmarked to repair the streets in Antlers.
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Seth Beasley, an All-Day Academic and Culinary Arts 3 student won Student of the Quarter for the first quarter of the 2012-2013 school year at the Dorchester County Career and Technology Center. He is a senior and Summerville High School is his home school. Seth is currently employed by Perkins in Summerville and works as a server. He enjoys reading and cooking. When he graduates high school, he is planning on joining the Army and then he wants to eventually open up his own restaurant. Wendy Smith with Dorchester County Economic Development and Morris Wilson, a retired Masonry instructor, were the judges. Seth won against eight other students that were nominated by their teachers.
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Probiotics are good bacteria that help the gastrointestinal tract to function well. According to Nancy O'Hara, who practices integrated holistic healthcare, you need a healthy GI tract because 70% of immunity is located in the gut. Probiotics are of critical importance if you have obvious digestive issues such as diarrhea or constipation. But, because of our the processing of our food and our reliance on antibiotics people without digestive issues also will benefit from a good probiotic. Also probiotic levels are 50% lower in children with autism and eczema. For this reason, children with these disorders really need supplementation to restore friendly bacteria in the GI tract. Studies suggest that good bacteria in the gut early in life can offer some protection from later development of allergies.
Without a healthy gut you can't fight infections, absorb nutrients or synthesize vitamins that the body has the ability to create(B6, B12, niacin, folic acid and biotin.) Probiotics control inflammation, support digestion, and decrease diarrhea, eczema and allergies. One particular strand of good bacteria, Bifidus Bacterium, which is found in breast milk, was lower in obese adults. Interestingly breast fed infants are less likely to become obese. Perhaps the balance of good bacteria in the gut is an important factor in weight control.
Part of the reason I recommend taking probiotic supplements is that our food supply has changed so much. Before pasteurization, you could find beneficial bacteria in raw milk products. But pasteurization and processing of food kills not only the dangerous bacteria, but it also killed the essential beneficial bacteria that exists on unprocessed food. Homemade sauerkraut is a good GF/CF/SF food source of beneficial probiotics and my kids like Bubbies Kosher Pickles which are brine cured without vinegar but I don't know if it realistic or doable for busy moms with picky eaters to use these as a food source. I am investigating making GF/CF/SF yogurt out of nut milks and rice milk. Sally Fallon's Nourishing Traditions is a good source of more information.
My 2.5 year old takes 1 capsule of GI Flora in rice milk 1/2 hour before each meal with water or rice milk on an ongoing basis. My daughter, took one capsule of Lactobacillus in juice in the evening before bed for one week and her cradle cap which had been there for six years completely disappeared. There are many benefits of supplementation and few side effects.
WHAT TO FEED YOUR KIDS: A good probiotic supplement for eczema, cradle cap, allergies, constipation and chronically sick kids or whenever anyone is taking antibiotics. Get one with Bifidus Bacterium that is refrigerated and keep it in the refrigerator. "GI FLORA" by Allergy research group was recommended to us by both Peta Cohen, our nutritionist and the environmental allergist, Dr. Morton Teich. (You can order this product through Invite Health at 1-800-844-9060). Of course, if you live an old fashioned life and can find RAW MILK YOGURT then you might not need the probiotics! <--DEC 1, 2010 update on this post GI FLORA CONTAINS DAIRY! If you are on a GFCF diet, please do some research on Ther-biotic Complete and which might be more suitable. I have heard that if you start slow and open the capsule and sprinkle on food you get the best results when you are using a probiotic.
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I'm happy I stumbled upon your blog! My son has an appt. with Peta Cohen in July. I'm looking for a probiotic and I'm going to track down the one you suggest- is it available at any stores or only via mail?Print this post
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Chronic dizziness and recurrent vertigo are frequent complaints in primary and specialty medical care settings. Two common causes of these symptoms are vestibular migraine (VM) and chronic subjective dizziness (CSD), which may be seen in up to 25% of patients examined in tertiary neurotology centers. However, VM and CSD are relatively new diagnoses that have not yet been validated. Furthermore, recent research found that they co-exist 30% of the time with overlap in several features. From a clinical standpoint, this makes it difficult to diagnose and treat them well. From a research standpoint, it confounds subject selection for mechanistic investigations.
The primary goal of this study to dissect VM and CSD in order to identify the key features and clarify the diagnostic criteria of each condition. Fifty patients diagnosed with coexisting VM-CSD will be treated with either verapamil or sertraline. Based on clinical and research experience to date, verapamil is thought to have greater effect on migraine-related symptoms, whereas sertraline is thought to have greater effect on CSD-related symptoms. It is hypothesized that a differential treatment response to these two pharmacologic probes will help to tease apart the unique clinical features of VM and CSD and identify risk factors that are shared or separate between the two conditions. The different mechanisms of action of the two study medications may also shed light on the physiologic underpinnings of VM and CSD.
This project will be a 14-week, prospective, randomized, double-blind, parallel group, pharmacologic dissection trial. A 12-week treatment period will follow 2 weeks of baseline observation. Patients will chart daily headache and vestibular symptoms. VM and CSD symptoms and potential confounds such as anxiety and depression will be measured at two week intervals. Data will be analyzed for differential and shared treatment effects that align with or oppose current concepts of VM and CSD.
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Chronic Subjective Dizziness
Drug: Verapamil
Drug: Sertraline
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Diagnostic
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|Pharmacologic Dissection of Vestibular Migraine and Chronic Subjective Dizziness: A Double-Blind Parallel Group Trial Comparing Response to Verapamil Versus Sertraline
- Change in severity of headache and dizziness in Daily Symptom Dairy [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Daily ratings of headache and dizziness symptoms will be evaluated at 2 week intervals for 12 weeks.
- Change in score of Migraine Disability Assessment (MIDAS) [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Headache related disability will be assessed every 2 weeks for 12 weeks.
- Change in score of Dizziness Handicap Inventory (DHI) [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Dizziness related handicap will be assessed every 4 weeks for 12 weeks.
- Change in score of Migraine-Specific Quality of Life (MSQ) [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Quality of life related to headache will be assessed at 4 weeks intervals for 12 weeks.
- Change in score of Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Mood symptoms will be assessed at 2 week intervals for 12 weeks
- Change in score of Generalized Anxiety Disorder Questionnaire (GAD-7) [ Time Frame: baseline to 12 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Anxiety symptoms will be assessed at 4 week intervals for 12 weeks
|Study Start Date:
|August 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|October 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Verapamil
Verapamil extended release oral tablets administered in a flexible dose format ranging from 120 mg to 360 mg daily, as determined by severity of headache and dizziness.
Drug: Verapamil
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Experimental: Sertraline
Sertraline oral tablets administered in a flexible dose format ranging from 25 mg to 150 mg daily depending on severity of headache and dizziness.
Drug: Sertraline
Other Name: Zoloft
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion criteria
- Neurotologic diagnoses of both vestibular migraine and chronic subjective dizziness
- All other co-existing medical or psychiatric conditions are stable, and no greater than moderate severity
- Able to complete study assessments in person and by phone
- Able to travel to Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN for first and last study visits
- Willing to avoid pregnancy during study (abstinence or acceptable birth control)
Exclusion criteria
- Presence of any other active neurotologic diagnoses
- Medical or psychiatric conditions that would preclude or confound study drugs
- Use of medications or supplements that would preclude or confound study drugs
- Past treatment of headache or dizziness with a full trial of a calcium channel blocker or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor
- Allergy to verapamil or sertraline
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01669304
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|Mayo Clinic
|Rochester, Minnesota, United States, 55905
|Principal Investigator:
|Jeffrey Staab, MD
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|Jeffrey P. Staab, Associate Professor, Mayo Clinic
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|August 14, 2012
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|November 25, 2014
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Keywords provided by Mayo Clinic:
migraine variant
chronic dizziness
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Migraine Disorders
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Ear Diseases
Headache Disorders
Headache Disorders, Primary
Labyrinth Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurologic Manifestations
Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases
Sensation Disorders
Signs and Symptoms
Vestibular Diseases
Anti-Arrhythmia Agents
Antidepressive Agents
Calcium Channel Blockers
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PEORIA, Ill.---Right wing Darren Haydar's three-point night and goaltender Matt Climie's 38-save shutout led the Chicago Wolves to the franchise's 500th American Hockey League victory, a 3-0 victory over the Peoria Rivermen Saturday night at Carver Arena.
The Wolves became just the 22nd team in the AHL's 77-year history to earn 500 victories and they did it the second fastest of any squad, needing just 925 regular-season games to achieve the feat.
Haydar, center Andrew Ebbett and left wing Devin DiDiomete all scored for Chicago, while defenseman Kevin Connauton earned two assists in the Illinois Lottery Cup contest.
After 40 minutes of scoreless hockey, Chicago (26-14-4-3) wasted no time breaking open the scoring. Haydar was first, potting a wrap around goal on Peoria (23-23-4-3) netminder Jake Allen 1:50 into the third frame.
Ebbett, who assisted on Haydar's tally, lit the lamp next, capitalizing on a gaping net at 3:01.
Leading 2-0 early in the period, Chicago didn't relent. Haydar and DiDiomete played a game of give-and-go on Allen's doorstep and DiDiomete's wrister beat the netminder down low at 5:28.
Allen (12-17-1) kicked out 31 shots in the loss.
Three goals would be all the offense the Wolves needed as Climie (14-13-2) closed the door on Peoria.
Chicago returns to the Allstate Arena at 3 p.m. on Sunday for another Illinois Lottery Cup meeting against the Rockford IceHogs.
Chicago 0 0 3 -- 3
Peoria 0 0 0 -- 0
First Period---None. Penalties---Desbiens, Chicago (slashing), 5:59; Cundari, Peoria (boarding), 8:58.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Desbiens, Chicago (slashing), 8:33.
Third Period---1, Chicago, Haydar 16 (Ebbett), 1:50; 2, Chicago, Ebbett 8 (Haydar, Connauton), 3:01; 3, Chicago, DiDiomete 2 (Haydar, Connauton), 5:28. Penalties---Hensick, Peoria (roughing), 5:32; Vandermeer, Chicago (holding), 13:43; Bruton, Peoria (holding), 13:43.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 13-10-11--34; Peoria 7-19-12--38. Power plays---Chicago 0-2; Peoria 0-2. Goalies—Chicago, Climie (38-38), Peoria, Allen (31-34). A---6,881. Referee---Jarrod Ragusin. Linesmen---Aaron Mills and Alex Stagnone.


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A buddy and I have been playing Terraria together in a joint world. I hosted and so I have the world and can play in single player when he's not around. He'd like to do the same, is this possible?
I doubt we could both play it and then have it sync up the changes, but is there a way to send him the world file and then when we go to play together copy it back or something along those lines?
My solution:
I have used a combination of the answers below to make this game even more awesome. First I setup a Dedicated server as mentioned by OrigamiRobot. This was super simple and meets my requirements perfectly. I don't mind leaving my computer on all the time with this running. To do this I also had to do a couple of other things unique to my situation:
- Setup a static route in my router for port 7777 to the machine where I am running the dedicated server
- Registered with DynDNS.org to get a domain name to be used with my dynamic IP Address
- I setup the DynDNS account in my router and I was good to go (This is needed so that my friend can ping the domain name and get my current ip address should it change in the future).
Doing that took care of my need to share the world file without us having to sync it between run times.
Looking at the other answers, Kissaki provided me with the folders I needed, and I used flying sheep's answer about symlinks along with Tom Wijsman's suggestion of using DropBox to share my player folder. I use the dedicated server to hold onto the world, but putting my player folder in dropbox allows me to play as the same character regardless of which of my machines I am using.


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Giving up a security blanket can be very hard for a child—but since it was first released a year ago, No More Blanket for Lambkin has helped little ones make that developmental leap. Now, this delightful story is in the popular board format and with an irresistibly appealing touch-and-feel feature: Lambkin's soft blanket on the front cover.
Although little Lambkin has lots of toys, books, and pretty clothes to dress up in, all she really wants is her blanket. She never lets it go—until Ducky comes over for a playdate and gently helps Lambkin give up her beloved blankie and join in the fun.
Bernette Ford has written many books for children, including No More Diapers for Ducky! and First Snow. Bernette was a children's book publisher for many years and now works as a book consultant through her company Color-Bridge Books. Sam Williams is best known for his baby books, including No More Diapers for Ducky, Cold Little Duck, Duck, Duck, and the Little Red series of books by Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York.
Praise for No More Blanket for Lambkin! "The overall feel is one of gentleness, from the soft style of illustrations to the tone of the dialogue between the two friends. This is a sweet book about two different friendships, one that fades away with age, and one that is strengthened with time and caring." — School Library Journal
Publisher: Boxer Books
Published: March 2010
Age range: up to 3
26 pages
all in color


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I go to the Internet Movie Data Base today to see how voters take to "The House I Live In," an Oscar-contending documentary about the vast amount of money spent prosecuting non-violent drug users in America. I see it has an unspectacular voter rating of 6.3 out of 10.
Then I look at the voter breakdown. 129 out of 235 voters (55 percent) have given the movie a 10. 62 voters (another 26 percent) have given it an 8 or a 9. So more than four out of five voters have given it a rating of 8 or above, yet the overall "weighted" rating is 6.3. How can this be?
The explanation on IMDB is a combination of obfuscation and gobbledygook. The site won't explain how it assigns different weights to votes, though some users have speculated in message boards that it automatically throws out 1s and 10s or devalues them until a certain number of people have voted. There's also speculation that people who regularly vote on films get their votes counted more heavily, as if prolific voters were more honest or intelligent.
When you search the FAQ section for an explanation, you get a longer version of the paragraph below:
IMDb publishes weighted vote averages rather than raw data averages. Various filters are applied to the raw data in order to eliminate and reduce attempts at 'vote stuffing' by individuals more interested in changing the current rating of a movie than giving their true opinion of it. The exact methods we use will not be disclosed. This should ensure that the policy remains effective.
The site justifies weighting answers by comparing its ratings to those used in assessing automobiles: A car that gets a 5 for looks, a 5 for gas mileage, a 5 for price and a 1 for safety may not get an overall average of 4, because safety is more important than the other factors. But how does one distinguish among people who are rating only one thing, the overall effectiveness of a movie?
Nobody wants a ballot box to be stuffed. (Well, Vladimir Putin and certain African dictators do, I guess.) I never vote on IMDB myself, because my reviews give my opinions, should anyone want them. No doubt rabid fanboys toss 10s around like confetti when the latest Batman or Avengers movies come out, and clever hackers can confound almost any system.
But when the mast majority of voters give a grade of 8 or higher to a serious documentary, and the overall grade is 6.3, something's wrong here. Do we need to get the electoral college involved?
Monday, November 12, 2012
IMDB voting is a joke
I go to the Internet Movie Data Base today to see how voters take to "The House I Live In," an Oscar-contending documentary about the vast amount of money spent prosecuting non-violent drug users in America. I see it has an unspectacular voter rating of 6.3 out of 10.
10 comments:
- Anonymous said...
"Nobody wants a ballot box to be stuffed. (Well, Vladimir Putin and certain African dictators do, I guess.)"
- November 12, 2012 at 2:24 PM
- Anonymous said...
@2:24 Still bitter, Bro?
- November 12, 2012 at 3:39 PM
- John said...
Anonymous 3:39, maybe he's just paying more attention than you?
- November 12, 2012 at 3:49 PM
- Anonymous said...
Rotten Tomatoes is much more reliable than IMDB...good article.
- November 12, 2012 at 4:16 PM
- Anonymous said...
Trust me, my friend: I have years of experience with the IMDb's idiotic "policy". It's a scourge, and a blight. Unfortunately, a lot of people take the site seriously, or are too obtuse to click-through to the actual vote breakdowns and see the real averages. It's a deeply flawed paradigm that needs fixing. One of the issues: The Top 1000 Voters. I've seen posts by people claiming they're one of these Top 1000 "elites," and it's truly sad to see them wallowing in their perceived "power". Until the IMDb staff diminishes the "weight" of the Top 1000, you will continue to see good films skewed downward by a single negative vote, or artificially skewed upward by a single positive vote from one of these 1000 no-life IMDb "elites". P.S. To the conspiracy theory kooks posting before me: 332-206...live it, learn it, love it.
- November 27, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- shawn said...
I'm pretty sure sites like www.imdbstarmeter.com are able to make fake votes on their website. This is a joke and there system is simply flawed.
- March 4, 2013 at 7:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
How can you objectify a subjective rating system?
Some people may like it, some people may not.
- September 10, 2013 at 2:06 PM
- Sara Pedri said...
Thank you for this write-up. I can attest, first-hand, how the IMDb ratings are bogus. After 3 years of blood, sweat, tears, and lots of our own money, we ended up with a solid little romantic comedy that, when screened, made people laugh, cry, think, and feel. We received wonderful third party reviews.
We had very few votes on IMDb, because I didn't push people to rate it. And I know exactly how many DVDs and rentals we've had. As the writer / director, I would have been thrilled with a 6.0. It's not brilliant or extraordinary, but it's solid. And we had an 8.5 weighted average.
THEN I posted publicly on Zach Braff's Facebook page during the debate about his crowd-funding via Kickstarter. I was trying to point out how independent filmmakers felt about it. I was called a hater. We had had no recent DVD sales and weren't available online yet. Within 24 hours of my FB post, I received a rating of "1"... and that "1" was weighted as if it was 60 "1's"! I did the math. It dropped us from an 8.5 to 4.0. I was so angry and hurt. All the hard work to make our film, and then one person (whose vote is apparently extremely weighted) thinks it's funny to cripple us.
I found your post while searching about the Top 1000 voters... as our IMDb movie has been hit yet again by 7 of these people voting "1". Did you know that there are people out there whose only goal in life is to be a Top 1000 voter? They search out movies that have low rating activity, hit that movie with a score, then wait to see if they show up as a Top 1000 voter. THAT is their goal. And, apparently, they don't follow the instructions to REMOVE their bogus ratings.
Anyway, thank you again for posting. At least someone realizes what a joke it is. Too bad there are those of us struggling to get a movie seen and there are people out there messing with our ratings.
- November 25, 2013 at 1:54 AM
- Anonymous said...
It definitely is. Especially the ''top 1000 voter'' category has pretty much ruined the whole voting system, with thousands of no-lifers handing out 1 ratings to become one.
- January 20, 2014 at 6:01 PM
- Anonymous said...
"The House I Live In" has a rating of 7.9
- October 8, 2014 at 5:36 PM


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Rock ledge removal will close I-89 rampBy WILSON RING
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Workers remove ledge at Exit 8 on Interstate 89 in Montpelier this week. Twenty years after former Gov. Howard Dean vowed to end unneeded ledge removal work on interstate highways, crews are preparing to blast ledge at the exit in Montpelier.MONTPELIER The blasting phase of Vermonts latest ledge removal project to reduce the risk of rocks falling onto roadways will force motorists traveling north from Montpelier to find another way onto Interstate 89.
The northbound on-ramp of exit 8 is scheduled to close Thursday for a month so that the rock ledge can be removed with explosives as part of a $1.5 million project, which has been under way for several weeks, said Vermont Transportation Agency Project Manager Ken Robie.
The inside of that ramp, because of the angle of the rock and the way its fractured you cant do it an easier way or a lighter way, Robie said of using explosives. So they are going to go in and drill and blast and knock that back to a safer angle.
Workers will also remove vegetation, which can loosen rocks, from ledges on both sides of the interchange and pry rocks off with heavy equipment and by hand. Robie warned that the methods could change.
These are kind of dynamic projects. Until you get into it you sometimes dont know what the treatment is going to be, Robie said.
There are about 3,000 rock faces along Vermont roadways, including about 500 along state highways that will have to be treated at some point, Robie said.
While there was a public push 20 years ago to end ledge removal projects of rock outcroppings between lanes, Deputy Transportation Secretary Sue Minter said that work is now focused on areas believed to pose a risk of rock falls onto the highway.
There are a whole lot of possible incidents waiting to happen, Minter said.
Other recent ledge projects include the northbound lane of I-89 in the Jonesville section of Richmond, Berlin, just south of the Montpelier exit, and an emergency project in Barre after a rock fell into the roadway. There have also been projects at various locations on Interstate 91 and other state routes.MORE IN Vermont NewsBURLINGTON The Vermont Health Department has put out a warning about the wild parsnip, a common... Full StoryBELLOWS FALLS A Vermont restaurant is applying to the Guinness Book of World Records after... Full StoryMONTPELIER This weekend will mark the official unveiling of the Lost Shul, an Eastern... Full Story
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RED JACKET – First year Mingo Central basketball coach Brad Napier got his biggest win to date as he saw his squad edge the visiting Chapmanville Tigers 52-51 Tuesday night at the MCHS gym.
Freshman Stevie Hammond made the biggest shot of his young career as he banked in the game winner from five feet out with seconds left to give the Miners a one point lead.
Chapmanville Regional called a timeout and set up a play. They got the ball down the court and to their 6-4 big man Mackenzie Martin. He got a shot right under the basket, however 6-6 senior Marqus Cunningham blocked the shot and Mingo Central hung on to win a big Cardinal Conference matchup.
The game also had huge implications on the seeding for the upcoming Class AA sectional tournament. This was the second time the Miners had beaten the Tigers this season. They got by Chapmanville 58-51 back in December.
Mingo Central still has to play Scott on Friday and Wayne next Tuesday, while Chapmanville has Wayne on Friday and a tough game with Tolsia next Tuesday. These games will help decide the important No. 1 seed for the sectional tournament.
Chapmanville took an early 12-5 lead after one quarter. A couple of turnovers by the Miners led to easy baskets by the Tigers. Trey Dalton and Mike Hurst hit big 3-pointers to help their team take the early lead.
Mingo Central fought back in the second period and outscored Chapmanville 15-9, which cut the halftime deficit to one point, 21-20.
Senior point guard Austin Banks had seven points and Cunningham six to help Mingo Central get back into the game. Martin had seven first half points to lead CRHS.
Banks fired in a 3-pointer and then hit a layup to give MCHS a 27-26 lead midway in the third quarter.
After trading points, Chapmanville went on a 6-0 run to regain the lead at 34-29.
Mingo Central got a 3-pointer from junior Julius Hatcher to cut the Tiger lead to 34-32 with 43 seconds left in the third. Kenny Plumley hit a layup at the buzzer for coach Allan Hatcher's squad to give his team a 36-32 lead at the end of the quarter.
The game see-sawed back and forth in the final quarter and you could sense the game would go down to the wire.
Hatcher, who had been on the bench, provided a big spark as he came back in and hit another big 3-pointer to give Mingo a 45-42 lead. Then he stole the inbounds pass. Cunningham scored a basket in the lane to give the Miners a 47-42 lead and a little breathing room.
But the Tigers continued to claw back and did not give up.
Banks hit one of two free throws to give MCHS at 48-47 lead. Then Alex Lee hit 1-2 at the line to give the Miners a 2-point lead. On his miss, he hustled and got his own rebound and threw the ball off a Chapmanville player with just 59 seconds remaining.
Banks was fouled on a shot and once again hit 1-2 at the line to make it 50-47. Plumley hit a short jumper for CRHS to cut the lead to 50-49.
That's when Chapmanville's Martin came up with a huge steal on the inbounds pass by Mingo Central and he got the ball to Zac Casto who made his only basket of the night, but it gave the Tigers a one point lead.
Then on the next possession, Hammond made his only shot of the night, what proved to be the game winner.
Cunningham made his block on the last second shot and the Miner's cheering section stormed the floor. The win was one of the biggest in the young school's history.
"I'm real proud of the way our kids came together and fought back as a team," an elated Napier said after the game. "We didn't stop. Even though we made some mistakes, we fought back."
"Outside of Austin (Banks), our guards are young," Napier added. "Julius came in and gave us a big boost. His dad (assistant coach Julius "Boo" Hatcher) had gotten on him about his defense in the first half. But he made a couple of big plays after that."
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Martin led Chapmanville with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Plumley and Jon Williamson each scored eight points, Hurst and Dalton five each, Joe Tackett three and Casto two.
Chapmanville (9-9) was 14-20 at the free throw line for 70 percent, while Mingo (10-8)was 16-24 for 67 percent.
Score by quarters:
Chapmanville – Hurst 5, Dalton 5, Martin 18, Plumley 8, Williamson 8, Casto 2, Tackett 3.
Mingo Central – Banks 19, Lester 0, Hatcher 6, Cunningham 14, Less 4, Barker 0, Simpkins 4, Cline 3, Hammond 2, May 0, West 0.


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Mark struggles to stay alive, Derek has hand surgery, and Christina tells Owen about the horrors after the crash.
Meredith watches the rescue helicopter's light overhead at the crash site. Later, in a hospital, she has crash and rescue flashbacks. Richard and Bailey arrive with Zola and eyeball each other at the sight of her. Meredith tells Christina that they will all be sedated to fly back.
At home, Meredith argues with Derek about leaving Seattle when Mark is in the condition he's in. She reminds him of their dream home - that was the plan before the plane crash.
At the hospital, April listens to Alex and Meredith discuss Arizona and her infection. Alex says he can't talk to her - she took his seat on the plane and it crashed. Jackson says he's been updating Sloan on cases. Meredith says they'll all be fine. They look at Christina, who is laying in a hospital bed, unresponsive. Later, Meredith begs Christina to say something after hearing they want to take her 'upstairs'. Mer warns Christina she'll never be herself again.
In the boardroom, Derek and Meredith watch Callie do a presentation about the nerve damage in Derek's hand. A male surgeon says he can get him back to 80% function. Later, Derek consults with the neurosurgeon standing in for him. He joins the interns observing, but winds up in the OR when she does something wrong. After, he visits Mark to vent. Derek meets Callie in the therapy room and she has a different, riskier, idea for Derek's hand. Derek wants her to do the surgery on him.
Owen is shown hugging and rocking a violent and traumatized Christina in a rescue flashback. In Seattle, the interns look in at Christina and giggle over her staring. She grabs a vase and throws it at the window. They scream and run off.
At home, Owen bathes Christina, who tells him she can't get out of the tub. She murmurs that she stayed awake for four days and remembers every minute of them. She recalls keeping the bugs out of Arizona's leg and how Mark kept trying to die on her. She thinks she might have drank the fuel from the plane or her pee after Arizona got the last of the water. She heard animals and thought they would kill her, but realized they were fighting over Lexie's body. Christina says she couldn't get out to keep them away from her. "I can't get out. I'll never get out."
Meredith stands with Christina by her car and asks if she's sure about going to Minnesota - she might just be running away. Christina suggests she also get away from Seattle. They argue. Meredith tells Christina she's not her person, and Owen's not her person - she's her own person and always has been.
Mark is shown telling his girlfriend he loves Lexie after the rescue in a flashback. He lies unconscious and Callie and Derek sit beside him. Callie's scared that they're losing him. Derek reassures her. She goes home and gets called back when Mark wakes up and seems fine. Derek and Richard discuss whether it's 'the surge' terminally ill patients get before they die. Jackson enters. Mark gives him energetic advice about how to talk to April and asks him to sneak Sofia in. Richard enters and tells Mark there's no way of knowing if this is the surge. On the way to the nursery, Jackson learns Aprils' leaving town. He asks her to wait at the bar. In Mark's room, he talks to Richard about how great Derek and Callie are as surgeons. He thinks it's the surge. Richard reassures him. They write up a plan of action if Mark ends up on life support. Mark deteriorates and crashes as Jackson returns with Sofia.
In a flashback, a doctor recommends to Owen that Arizona's leg be amputated. Arizona demands to be taken back to Seattle to Callie. In Seattle, Callie checks on Arizona and Alex stops in to talk about pediatrics patients. He says he wishes it had been him on the plane. Arizona tells him she's only in this position because he's a selfish, horrible person. She orders him out. Arizona sobs to Callie about what is going to happen to her. She gets Callie to promise they won't take her leg. Callie goes and argues with Owen, saying she'll never get Arizona back if they take the leg. Owen says he'll never get Christina back and agrees to let Callie try to save the leg. Alex returns to Arizona's room to say goodbye - he's going to Hopkins - and he's sorry she hates him. Arizona begins to crash.
Callie is operating on Derek's hand and everything is going perfect. Alex enters and tells her there's a problem with Arizona - she's in septic shock and is crashing. "She's dying!" Callie says it's the leg and tells him, "Cut it off." He goes. Meredith enters. Callie assures her she's fine to continue.
Before leaving the hospital for the night, Meredith leaves a message for Christina telling her she was right about everything.
Jackson arrives at the bar, but April is already gone on the plane home.
Meredith wakes up at home next to Zola, Derek wakes up in the hospital, and looks at the cast on his hand, Jackson sits by Mark, who is on life support, and Christina listens to Meredith's message in Minnesota and calls to tell her she's her person.
Candi's Comments:
The most intense part of the show was Christina telling Owen about what it was like for her at the crash site in the four days before they were rescued - insane. Otherwise, though it was good to have the 'blanks' filled in, it seemed anticlimactic given that we already knew the outcomes from episode one. Let me know what you thought about tonight's episode by commenting below.
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I have an inner and outer soul?
I think I may have just found some answers in the 'tabernacles' thread !
Yes Taffy! inner and outer court!! It was there before I even asked. God is so GOOD.... Sheila
Hi Everyone, I was wondering do any of you have an understanding or any knowledge in the spirit about our soul as it pertains to inner and outer soul? I was given a 'word' one nite,severl years ago. I was told I have an inner and outer soul? He disperses His mind on matters throughout the body.. and I am hoping some of you here can help me with this. Thanks,Sheila
DOD I have no poblem at all with your clarity ,and find your post most helpful. This is going to sound weird but I have actually heard the voice of my old woman[I call her old hag]screaming out threats and venom.. she is just so displeased over it all and I have also heard the lovely voice of the new also having conversations with the angels. Sheila
Is the soul the temple of God?And, if so, wouldn't there be three parts?Does God rapture our soul at some point (harpazo)?And then present her to Christ as this?2And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And, are our souls then knitted together with Christ's for eternity?
Is the soul the temple of God?And, if so, wouldn't there be three parts?Does God rapture our soul at some point (harpazo)?And then present her to Christ as this?2And I John saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And, are our souls then knitted together with Christ's for eternity?
Nice. Thanks, DOD! We are complicated creatures, aren't we?
Thanks, Card! What are the four parts of the soul?
Quote from: Molly on March 13, 2009, 04:25:43 PMThanks, Card! What are the four parts of the soul? Hi....The mind, will, emotions and desires. When this was given to me, it was made a reality to me by His Spirit as fire, "inhabiting" or activating/giving life to, each one of the last three and letting me be aware of it as He did it, day after day. He would reveal things to me in these areas that I had to be willing to surrender to the fire/altar of God so that the fire could consume it, cleanse the motive of it, and restore it. All of these things He says He does, He LITERALLY does, if you will open yourselves up to Him and allow Him to do it without fear. This is how the Spirit searches out the hidden things of the heart. This is how He taught me on the redemption/justification of the soul.Going back to what was posted on Pardes, it is impossible to know things of God that are mystical in nature without God performing them in your midst, and by know, I mean as in Adam knew his wife and they were one flesh, because by their very nature they are unapproachable thru intellect alone. When people are "caught up" to see the things of God, it means that part of them that includes intellect are "escorted" by the Spirit to see the things of the Spirit. We were not made to only KNOW ABOUT Him from a book (s), we were made to KNOW HIM, as Adam knew his wife and they were one flesh. When the Spirit quickens something to us, that is the same as Him "kissing" us (Song of Solomon) with the kisses of His mouth (realm of His breath). It's intimate; it's a relationship that produces new life, it's the beginning of union. Not surrendering to the "touch" of His Spirit is like if a man and his newlywed wife sat in their living room and she read a book about intimate union between the two, and promptly got up and announced she knew all about it and therefore that was all that was required to produce to new life! He intended for us to EXPERIENCE Him, not just read about Him. And that first experience was definitely not enough, for either of them, seeing how He wants lots and lots of "children". Blessings....