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17th Annual CMA Awards
Instrumental Group of the Year
Instrumentalist of the Year
Entertainer of the Year
Male Vocalist of the Year
Female Vocalist of the Year
Horizon Award
Vocal Group of the Year
Vocal Duo of the Year
Album of the Year
- Alabama
Album Title: The Closer You Get
Song of the Year
- Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher and Mark James
Song Title: "Always on My Mind"
Single of the Year
- John Anderson
Song Title: "Swingin'"
Instrumental Group of the Year
Instrumentalist of the Year
Entertainer of the Year
Male Vocalist of the Year
Female Vocalist of the Year
Horizon Award
Vocal Group of the Year
Vocal Duo of the Year
Album of the Year
- Wild and Blue - John Anderson
- It Ain't Easy - Janie Fricke
- Pancho and Lefty - Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson
- Highways and Heartbreaks - Ricky Skaggs
Song of the Year
- "Swingin'" - John Anderson and Lionel Delmore
- "I. O. U." - Kerry Chater and Austin Roberts
- "If You're Gonna Do Me Wrong (Do It Right)" - Max D. Barnes and Vern Gosdin
- "16th Avenue" - Thom Schuyler
Single of the Year
- "I.O.U." - Lee Greenwood
- "Pancho and Lefty" - Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson
- "I Always Get Lucky With You" - George Jones
- "Heartbroke" - Ricky Skaggs
17th Annual CMA Awards Summary
Singer Anne Murray and Willie Nelson co-host the 17th annual CMA Awards show, which includes a special performances tribute to writer Kris Kristofferson. Other notable perfmances are the duet, "Islands in the Stream," by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton. Latin singer Julio Iglesias also joins Willie Nelson for their duet, "To All the Girls I've Loved Before." Alabama continue to reign as the entertainer and vocal group of the year but also snag their first album of the year for The Closer You Get. Newcomer John Anderson takes home the Horizon Award and single of the year for his hit, "Swingin'." Lee Greenwood secures his first male vocalist award, while the pairing of Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard receive duo of the year. Janie Fricke wins her second female vocalist, and Chet Atkins continues to crown his mantle with another instrumentalist of the year trophy. Performer and radio broadcaster Little Jimmy Dickens is inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.


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January 10, 2010
Conservative MP Maurice Vellacott issued a release this week to say he had been vindicated by the National Cancer Institute for making the controversial claim that there is a link between induced abortion and breast cancer. And Mr. Vellacott may be right.
[efoods]Three years ago, the Saskatchewan MP helped to bring an American doctor and activist to Parliament Hill to tell Canadian women that abortion increases the risk of breast cancer. It turned out that the doctor, Angela Lanfranchi, was speaking from a defined religious point of view that had little apparent basis in science.
And, at the time, the link between the procedure and the disease had been discounted by the National Cancer Institute in the United States, the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (and their U.S. counterparts), as well as the Canadian Cancer Society and the Canadian Breast Cancer Network.
But a study released last fall (available here but only for a fee) by the respected Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Institute in Seattle by a number of distinguished cancer experts including Louise Brinton, the chief of the Hormonal and Reproductive Epidemiology Branch of the National Cancer Institute lists induced abortion as being "associated with an increased risk for breast cancer." Background documents further suggest that it increases the risk of the disease by 40 per cent.
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As of January 1, 2008, Bioheart's Scientific Advisory Board consists of the following members:
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|Interventionist and endovascular
|Professor and Associate Chair of Pediatrics, Molecular Genetics & Microbiology University of Florida
|Camillo Ricordi, M.D
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|Stacy Joy Goodman Professor of Surgery and Medicine
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|Head, Section of Cardiac Pacing and Electrophysiology Department of Cardiology Cleveland Clinic Flor
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|Director Arizona Heart Hospital Phoenix, Arizona
|Eric Crumpler, Ph.D.
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|Assistant Professor of Bioreactors, Bioengineering, and Biomaterials Florida International Universit
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|Associate Professor of Medicine Universidad de Navarro
|George J. Magovern, M.D.
|Cardiac surgery
|Retired Chairman Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery Allegheny Hospital Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
|Harold Ott, M.D.
|Preclinical research
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Head of Cardiac Electrophysiology St. Mary's Hospital and Imperial College
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But who is the GM of SMS?!?!?
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Fans have already been treated to new Mariah music, when she released the single and video for "Triumphant (Get 'Em)" some time ago, but "Bring It On Home" should offer an even better indication of what she's been cooking.
The patriotic number lists Mariah as songwriter and, very fittingly, she first performed it at an Obama fundraiser over the summer.
The official version is now out after Dupri released it online, as noted above.
Check it out and let me know what you make of it. Personally, I'd say Mariah definitely brings it on home (see what I did there?), perhaps even better than in "Triumphant (Get 'Em)."


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Well, not the real David Blaine, but these two videos (warning: strong language) via our pals at AOL feature actor Mitch Silpa doing a pretty accurate Blaine impression (right down to the lackadaisical delivery) and scaring the crap out of two young men, who, by the end, just want Blaine to leave them the hell alone. Make sure you watch the second clip first (the YouTube one) and then the one on top.
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The plan is for Caledonia-based Professional Lake Management — the same company that treats Spring Lake for weeds and algae throughout the summer — to spray the phragmites stands this fall, likely in September.
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On this date in 1949, William Martin "Billy" Joel was born in the Bronx, N.Y. Joel grew up on Long Island, where he began to play piano as a young child. He joined his first band, the Echoes, as a teenager, and gained a reputation for musical performance. His musical career started in high school, when he joined a popular local band called the Hassles. Joel never graduated from high school because of the time he dedicated to his musical career. He recorded his first two albums, "The Hassles" and "Hour of the Wolf" with the Hassles, before striking out on his own. After becoming dissatisfied with Family Productions — the label that produced his first solo album, "Cold Spring Harbor" — Joel moved to Los Angeles where he worked at piano bars before signing with Columbia Records in 1973. That year, Joel recorded his breakout album, "Piano Man." The single, "Piano Man," became Joel's first hit, making it to number 20 on the charts. Joel wrote and performed pop and rock music in a variety of styles and on a variety of subjects throughout the 1970s and 1980s, with many hits including "Just The Way You Are" and "Only the Good Die Young" on 1977's "The Stranger," and "Uptown Girl" on the album "An Innocent Man" (1983). "Uptown Girl" was famously written about his then-girlfriend, model Christie Brinkley. The two married in 1985, and their daughter, Alexa Ray Joel, was born later that same year. Brinkley and Joel divorced in 1994. Alexa has followed in her father's footsteps as a pianist, singer and songwriter. In 1993, Joel turned to classical composition and performance, and has written two pop songs since then.
Joel has won six Grammys: Record of the Year and Song of the Year for "Just the Way You Are" (1978), Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance Male for "52nd Street" (1979), Best Pop Vocal Performance Male for "Glass Houses" (1980), and in 1991 received the Grammy Legend honor. Joel received numerous Grammy nominations between 1978 and 2002. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1992, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1999, and has received six honorary doctorates. Many of Joel's albums have gone platinum or multi-platinum. According to the RIAA, Joel is the 6th best-selling artist of all time, and the third best-selling solo artist, behind only Elvis Presley and Garth Brooks, having sold 79.5 million certified units as of April 7, 2011.
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Eve Samples: New youth film festival takes aim at crisis in our waterways
It's no accident that the Treasure Coast's first waterway-themed film festival will take place in February.
That's when the Indian River Lagoon and St. Lucie River will look tourist-brochure caliber again — at least on the surface.
It's when we will be tempted to forget this year's toxic algae blooms, bacteria warnings and oyster die-offs linked to six months of discharges from Lake Okeechobee.
The organizers of the festival don't want us to forget.
"It's about momentum ... a sustained momentum. Because this is a marathon," said Benjamin D'Avanzo, co-founder of the Feb. 28 "Youth Driven Cinema" festival at The Lyric Theatre.
Nor is it an accident that this will be a youth film festival.
With decades of restoration still needed on the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon, today's children are the ones who will be tasked with ushering the work to completion.
The festival is seeking entries from Martin County students in kindergarten through 12th grade — on any marine-related topic, not just the current crisis in our local waterways.
"It could be how you tie a knot to catch a snook. Or it could be something about boat building, or something about beluga whales in Alaska," said festival co-founder Crystal Lucas, an environmental studies teacher at Jensen Beach High School.
The maximum length for each film is 5 minutes, and students can work in teams of up to four.
Lucas was inspired to create the festival in September, after attending a screening of Dr. Dale Hipson's documentary about the St. Lucie River at downtown Stuart's Lyric Theatre.
"It was neat sitting there with all these people who had common interests," Lucas said. "I thought, I wish they had something like that for kids."
Then she thought, "I'll just make it."
D'Avanzo embraced the idea, and the Youth Driven Cinema was born.
It's a new way to take aim at the old problem of pollution of our waterways.
In this age of YouTube, when an amateur video-gone-viral can reach as many people as a network broadcast, the possibility for exposure is huge.
The genre is also lasting. Films submitted to the festival will be posted on Youth Driven Cinema's website.
"We can have a council on this and a round-table discussion on that ... but if you're not there for it, you're not going to be a part of it," D'Avanzo said. "Whereas these videos you can look at and view anytime you want online."
Lucas, herself a river advocate, has been a regular at government meetings and other forums targeting the pollution of our estuaries. Often, her high-school students tag along.
"I feel like they all have a voice and they all have an idea of what's going on around them — but they don't necessarily get asked to express it," she said.
The film festival, which is free to students, will offer them a platform. Any proceeds earned from the festival will be donated to the nonprofit Indian Riverkeeper.
I asked Lucas what she hopes the audience will walk away with after watching the student films on Feb. 28.
"I hope that they see that the kids are talented, that our local youth are critical thinkers, that they are absorbing what's around them," she said.
She also wants them to have a place at the table as we settle on solutions for the Indian River Lagoon and other waterways.
"They should be part of the discussion," Lucas said, "whatever that discussion may be."
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At the very centre of the resort is the Town Centre on the shores of a large lake. On summer nights the bar and restaurant terraces come alive and the fantastic atmosphere is enjoyed by all.
Next to the Town Centre is the majestic 5-star InterContinental La Torre Golf Resort Murcia Hotel with 133 luxury rooms and a variety of dining options which will delight guests and residents alike. The leisure activities permanently available in the hotel are complemented by the events and shows which are held there throughout the year.
And that's not all the surrounding area boasts over 2600 years of culture and history and provides limitless possibilities for cultural activities and visits. Both the Roman theatre of Cartagena and the city of Murcia are only 25 minutes from the complex, with the latter being famous for its narrow streets and typical Spanish shops. Visit Murcia's cathedral built in the 15th century or try local cuisine in one of the typical Murcian squares.
The Golf Course
Designed by Nicklaus Design, La Torre Golf Resort course offers 18 holes, par 68 and four sets of tees. Provisional distances (Metres): (black) 5,850 (blue) 4,934 (white) 4,422 (red) 3,822. This course features over five hectares of sophisticated bunkers that separate the holes, creating strategic points which provide added value to the shots. Plus, a denser grass has been planted around the bunkers, creating the optimum wind shot effect. Three lakes complete the exuberant landscape of this course.
One of the shorter courses, the La Torre Golf Resort is ideal for both average players and those with a high handicap. At the same time, La Torre Golf Resort preserves the challenge for experienced players who, teeing off from the furthest tee will have to devise the appropriate strategy to cover the fairway with the perfect shot. Completed with all the perfect features for practice, La Torre Golf Resort is undoubtedly a mandatory stopover for golf players.
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Adjournment Matter. - State Airports.
Thursday, 29 November 2001
Seanad Eireann Debate
Mrs. Taylor-Quinn: I thank the Cathaoirleach for affording me the opportunity to raise this issue on the Adjournment. I am disappointed the Minister for Public Enterprise, Deputy O'Rourke, has not come into the House to take debates relating to her Department for two consecutive days. However, I welcome the Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Deputy Tom Kitt.
The Minister of State will be aware that following the disaster in New York on 11 September the Government set up an interdepartmental committee consisting of seven Departments – the Office of the Attorney General and the Departments of the Taoiseach, Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Tourism, Sport and Recreation, Finance, the Marine and Natural Resources and Public Enterprise. The ad hoc committee was chaired by the Department of the Taoiseach. When it was established, I understand it was specifically requested to respond to the challenges posed to the economy in general and to tourism in particular as a result of what happened on 11 September. It has met on a number of occasions and has presented an interim report to the relevant Departments and to the other bodies which have something to contribute directly or indirectly to that area.
Specific recommendations were made in that report regarding the development of Pier D by spring 2003 – on the basis of existing planning permission – through low-cost carriers. That is to be done at Dublin Airport. The proposed strategy is to enter into appropriate arrangements for the management of Pier D and to ensure that it facilitates a significant growth throughout Dublin Airport through low-cost operators. The management was also requested by that same departmental group to manage existing facilities in the interim to encourage growth and traffic by low-cost carriers through appropriate capacity allocation at Dublin Airport.
The report is fairly short, but the only reference to Shannon is contained in the words "to develop appropriate strategies to increase traffic through Shannon". The airport most dramatically affected and impacted by 11 September is Shan[1058] non and I find it extraordinary that it warrants little more than six words at the end of a report. The major focus is on further expansion and extension of Dublin Airport. That is what this Government and the seven Departments aimed at in the production of this ad hoc report.
Can the Government justify recommending further investment in a semi-State operation at an airport that is already excessively congested while the infrastructure which serves it is under extreme pressure? The facility in Shannon, put there with taxpayers' money, is under-utilised. It has the capacity to handle 5 million passengers annually, but is currently handling about 2 million. No proactive action is taken to utilise that facility fully.
The Government's priorities are askew. If the Government were seriously to examine international aviation policy, it would find that low-cost carriers operate out of secondary airports all over Europe and the United States of America. However, this Government turns normal aviation practice on its head, which does not make economic sense. Ryanair is a successful low-cost carrier operating here and across Europe. Ryanair, Go or any other low-cost airline would provide services out of Shannon Airport and they should be given every encouragement by the Government and Aer Rianta to do so.
I ask the Government to examine seriously the nature of the report presented by civil servants from seven Departments, chaired by the Department of the Taoiseach. Those who made these recommendations sat in their offices in Dublin 2 and never came to Shannon to examine the facilities there. They simply presented a report. The recommendations of that report and its direction did not happen by chance. Political direction was given from on high. It was strange that the Department of the Taoiseach chaired the group that produced the report. At the same time that an official from the Taoiseach's Department chaired the group presenting this report to the Department of Public Enterprise, which then presented it to Aer Rianta, another official from his Department met a group from the Shannon-Atlantic alliance group. That group is made up of interested parties from Kerry to Sligo and it was specifically told by the official that as far as the Taoiseach is concerned Shannon and Cork take priority over Pier D. It is about time the Taoiseach got his lines straight. He cannot have it both ways.
An Leas-Chathaoirleach: I hate to stop you in mid flight, Senator, but we are about to ground you.
Mrs. Taylor-Quinn: I am not yet ready to land. I will ground in due course.
The Taoiseach has one official chairing a group that recommends proceeding with Pier D and at the same time he has an official meeting a delegation to say the Department considers Cork [1059] and Shannon to be the priorities. The duplicity had better stop.
It is about time the Government prioritised the national interest, particularly in relation to the airport that has been most damaged by the fall-out from 11 September. The tourism forecast for the west of Ireland for the coming year is that the visitor numbers will be down 30%. That would be a major calamity for business and tourism interests right along the west coast. The Minister of State, as a native of the west, appreciates that. He appreciates the impact 10,000 fewer passengers per week going through Shannon Airport next year will have on the entire economy of the mid-west. This Government has a responsibility to address that issue and I urge the Minister for Public Enterprise to do so immediately. It is vitally important for the entire area.
Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (Mr. T. Kitt): I thank the Senator for raising this important matter. As someone from the west of Ireland, I understand her concerns. I apologise on behalf of the Minister for Public Enterprise, Deputy O'Rourke, who is genuinely unable to be present to respond directly to the Senator.
As the Minister said in the Dáil earlier this week, Shannon Airport has experienced extremely good growth in passenger numbers in recent years. Over the last two years, 1999 and 2001, traffic through Shannon Airport increased by more than 500,000 passengers, representing growth of more than 30% on the 1998 levels. Passenger traffic for the first nine months of this year reached almost 2 million.
The dreadful events in the US in September are, of course, having a dramatic impact on the aviation sector throughout the world, particularly on travel to and from the United States of America. The Minister greatly regrets the reduction in services across the Aer Lingus network and capacity cutbacks by other carriers operating in Ireland. They impact on all three State airports, including Shannon.
As the Senator knows, Aer Lingus terminated its transatlantic services to Newark and Baltimore and reduced services to Boston, Los Angeles and Chicago. The Delta Airlines daily service to JFK has also been terminated, at least for the winter. Some other services from Shannon on domestic, UK and European routes have also been termin[1060] ated or curtailed as a result of the current downturn in the global aviation market. The Minister expects, however, that when confidence in air travel, particularly in the USA, is re-established and the aviation market recovers generally, the strong growth curve at Shannon Airport will resume. In this regard the adoption of the survival plan for Aer Lingus is vital to secure the position of the company and will provide a strong base for sustainable future growth when the market recovers.
In this regard also, she very much welcomed the announcement last month by Aer Rianta of an extension of its zero-charges incentive scheme for airlines which launch new routes into the three State airports. In the case of new routes at Shannon, Aer Rianta extended the period for zero airport charges from three to four years. In addition Aer Rianta will provide marketing support for route development promotional activities. These initiatives are intended to help reduce the impact of the current global aviation downturn on traffic at the State airports, including Cork Airport, and to boost the Irish aviation and tourism sectors in the months and years ahead.
The Minister would also like to emphasise, as she has done on numerous previous occasions, that Government policy in relation to transatlantic services at Shannon Airport remains unchanged. Indeed, the Government recently confirmed the continuation of the transatlantic services policy at Shannon in the context of its consideration of the difficult circumstances in Aer Lingus. The Government is committed to maintaining a viable Shannon Airport as well as a viable Aer Lingus. The Minister is confident that, despite the current difficulties in the aviation sector, the future viability of Shannon Airport is secure. It will continue to grow, prosper and contribute to balanced regional development.
Mrs. Taylor-Quinn: Will the Minister of State give an assurance that the Minister for Public Enterprise will restore the early morning and late-night flights by Aer Lingus through Shannon Airport?
Mr. T. Kitt: I assure Senator Taylor-Quinn that all her points will be conveyed to the Minister for Public Enterprise.
Mrs. Taylor-Quinn: I have no doubt about that.
The Seanad adjourned at 1.20 p.m. until 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 4 December 2001.
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The 2,557-square-foot under air Pinehurst coach home model in Traditions at Grey Oaks is now open and available for viewing.
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A second fully-furnished coach home model, the Riviera second floor residence, features 3,170 square feet under air, a two-car garage with a dedicated golf cart parking area and five covered outdoor balconies. The floor plan includes three bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a den, a massive living room, a formal dining room and a gourmet island kitchen. Unfurnished Riviera residences with upgrades are available starting at $713,832.
Traditions at Grey Oaks is an enclave of villas and coach homes being developed by Halstatt Partnership and CC Devco. Seven coach home buildings with 28 new residences are planned. At build-out, Traditions will include 60 coach homes and 62 single-family villas.
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Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), a synthetic paper currency issued
by the International Monetary Fund that was dormant for half
a century until earlier this year, that would not be enough
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to the Dollar as the world reserve currency.
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member Peter Mandelson and EU heads such as Joaquin Almunia,
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In an oversimplified sense, Matt Hasselbeck and the Seahawks are like a couple overdue to get hitched.
They've been together for 10 mostly happy years. They've lived together for so long that you barely remember when they had separate addresses. They've remained together even though they've both changed over time and revealed their many shortcomings. Despite years of speculation that they would break up, they are meant for each other.
So why the heck haven't the Seahawks proposed (a new contract)?
If they're wise, they shouldn't let another day pass without doing so. The Seahawks need to lock up their quarterback long before free agency begins in March, long before the threat of an NFL work stoppage becomes real.
They can't risk Hasselbeck going elsewhere, not without a viable quarterback succession plan in place. Though the 35-year-old Hasselbeck is past his prime, he's still an effective NFL starter who would be coveted in the open market, and what's more, the Seahawks aren't ready to move on. Charlie Whitehurst isn't ready and may never be. It's likely the Seahawks will draft or acquire a third quarterback to compete with Whitehurst to be Seattle's QB of the future. So the franchise can't risk a catastrophe by delaying a decision to commit to Hasselbeck.
Like an overdue couple, both sides are saying the right things in response to the marriage question. They love each other. They can't foresee a future without each other. They're committed in some spiritual ether, even though Hasselbeck is technically a free agent.
OK, so sign some papers and extend the bliss.
It would be a nightmare, on many levels, to see Hasselbeck channel Beyoncé and dance and sing "If you liked it, then you should've put a ring on it" all the way to Arizona or San Francisco or Minnesota.
Hasselbeck deserves a fresh two-year deal with compensation appropriate for a starting quarterback who led his team to an unexpected playoff victory. Such a contract would show respect for the most successful quarterback in franchise history and extend the Seahawks' window to find their next long-term quarterback.
"We're on it," Seahawks coach/executive vice president Pete Carroll said twice Wednesday when asked about Hasselbeck and the quarterback situation.
Carroll called re-signing Hasselbeck "the top priority in our program." He mentioned that he and general manager John Schneider met with Hasselbeck right after the Seahawks' season-ending team meeting Monday.
"You have to deal with this, or you don't understand the game, and I think we understand it really well," Carroll said. "That's why the very first meeting after our team meeting was John and I and Matt. So you gauge what you think of that in terms of sense of urgency. We couldn't have done it more quickly."
Hasselbeck says he's predisposed to wanting to stay in Seattle. Carroll says, when asked if Hasselbeck is his guy, "I don't think there's any other way to look at it. He's our starting quarterback." But until a deal is agreed upon and then signed, it's all talk, and the public is open to fret about worst-case scenarios.
The longer the Seahawks go without making a firm commitment, the more people will theorize that someone in the organization must think No. 8 is done. Maybe even Hasselbeck might start to think that. And it's quite hard to woo a person who already feels the love is gone.
Get this contract done, Seahawks. Now. Leave nothing to chance. In the year that Carroll has been here, he has been proactive and decisive in most every decision he has made. Of course, most of those choices involved getting rid of players who clearly didn't mesh with the team's new direction. It's a lot more difficult to vow to stay with a player for better or worse.
The Seahawks saw "for better" with Hasselbeck in the playoffs (seven touchdown passes, one interception) and during spurts in the regular season. They saw "for worse" during a four-game stretch (13 turnovers) that preceded Hasselbeck's postseason rebirth.
Overall, Hasselbeck did a decent job with a patchwork offense that couldn't run the ball and relied upon a group of inexperienced or previously disregarded receivers. Hasselbeck also had to direct an offense that Carroll disliked so much that he fired its coordinator, Jeremy Bates, as soon as the season ended.
If Carroll follows through with his plan to improve the running game — hiring Tom Cable as the assistant head coach/offensive line coach was a good move — there's little reason to think that Hasselbeck can't be effective at ages 36 and 37. He can't carry an offense for an entire season anymore, but if he can stay healthy, he still has enough left to be an extraordinary complementary piece into his late 30s.
The Seahawks' new management team knows what it has in Hasselbeck. It has a season's worth of evidence. And if Carroll is making strong statements about re-signing Hasselbeck, then it's clear the Seahawks are comfortable with bringing him back. So there should be no holdup, unless the franchise is working diligently to make sure there's not a better option.
That's understandable, but the Seahawks must remember that Hasselbeck has options, too. It's better to love the one you're with, the one you know, than to fish for something allegedly sexier, especially since there are so many unknowns with the NFL's collective-bargaining agreement set to end soon.
"We're on it," Carroll says.
Any day now, Seahawks. Propose a good deal while Hasselbeck is certain to say yes. You've had more than enough time to figure out how you feel.
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But we were running into a lot of trouble creating a working solution.
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In a New York Times op-ed today, Gary MacDougal tackles a pressing and complicated question: What is the most effective way to fight poverty in America? With 15 percent of the population--and one in five children--living below the federal poverty line, this is exactly the conversation we need to have as a country. The problem is that after wondering if the vice presidential candidates will give poverty the attention it deserves in tonight's debate, the question gets almost immediately obscured by bad math. Dean Baker enumerates a number of ways MacDougal's arithmetic just doesn't add up.


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is there a cure for parvo?
the only reason i ask is i remember when i was about 12 or 13 my dog died of parvo he was a lovely german shepard called zach and he was like a member of the family and just a big ball of fur. it was so upsetting at the time and i havent heard of any dogs getting this recently.
what exactly is it?
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It is a nasty virus that affects the heart or guts of dogs, normally puppies. A cure is only possible with early diagnosis and intensive treatment (long stay at the vets on a drip type thing). It can be passed from dog to dog or from grass where an infected dog has done it's business hence the importance of getting puppies vaccinated against it. It has a very high mortality rate, over 90%
Sadly, it is still around. A popular playing field near me had signs on it warning of parvo because over 9 dogs that had been walked there had died from it in the space of a month. The rescue I got my greyhound from would often have pups in that had parvo. Many of them didn't make it
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oh thats so sad about the playing field, most dogs are so innocent and dont deserve this at all, i suppose its like cancer for humans and mitsytosis for rabbits
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It's only been around, or recognised for 35 years and soon a vaccination was added to the annual jabs. I didn't realise it was still around.
Most serious illness's in dogs, such as distemper were almost eliminated after vaccinations were available.
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